Documentation is a key figure for presenting a good case. This case is so
well documented that I believe the Insurance Co. will want to settle out of
case and not go to a jury trial; but one never knows now do we? Thanks for
the clarification and here I thought it was because I was nice???Oh well!
Luvs, u, lillian
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----- Original Message -----
From: <KathleenCorrigan@aol.com>
To: <mol-cancer@lists.meds.com>
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 10:02 AM
Subject: [MOL] Lillian
> Dear Lil: I probably didn't make myself particularly clear regarding the
> contingency fee arrangements here. Our attorneys DO pay the out-of-pocket
> costs as the case progresses, i.e., expert witness fees, deposition costs,
> court (filing) fees, etc. We call these "costs advanced," and these don't
> come out of the plaintiff's pockets -- the attorneys pay them, but once
the
> case is settled, either in or out of court, these costs are deducted from
the
> plaintiff's portion of the recovery. If the case is lost, and there is no
> recovery, the plaintiff will be responsible for the costs. However, most
> attorneys won't take a case where they see a chance of this occurring.
> Malpractice cases have to be excellent before the attorneys around here
will
> take them. I'm sure that's the case in most states. Attorneys (at least
> around here) who assure clients the case won't cost them a cent are
> misleading them. If the recovery is large enough, however, the client
> probably wouldn't even miss the costs.
>
> Love, kathy
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