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itsTrueSonic
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no matter how much money they make and how many fancy cars (there are 3 lawyers that live in my neighborhood, and they each drive a bmw, mercedes, and lexus.. all black ... all sports cars), they are still have the tightest wallets in the world.. you would need hundreds of dynamite to open it just a crack..
here's my experience with lawyers.. parents own a convenient store.. i work with them now and then.. many lawyers work around the store, so they stop by and buy some snacks .. they don't want to buy potato chips at face value, and think 20 ounce soft drinks are too expensive ($1.15) .. may be expensive to others .. i dont know how much it is in other states, but that's how much it is regular in our market region.
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Nov-05-2004 21:10
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itsTrueSonic
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| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
of course it depends on what kind of law you do, but litigation is where the money is, and it has got to be the most BORING line of work...at least to me. reading a bunch of bullshit testimonies and going over insurance policies and just READING READING READING...it's like you never get out of law school...which is pretty much READING. lol at least if it was good material, it'd be worth it. but it's just medical reports and people's depositions and their side of the story.
"I was at a 4 way stop when all of a sudden my coffee spilled, and i was hit from behind...my back hurts now and i missed work so much that BLA BLA BLA BLA"
if you're gonna be an attorney do something good, like criminal defense or work for some big firm that represents huge companies like the NFL... |
that is true.. but i heard law is like a win lose situation .. i heard from one lawyer that he lost a case for his client, then the client sues the lawyer back for malpractice and unable to perform the appropriate duties the client wanted him to do. he was suing for the total lawyer fees times 10 percent for psychological purposes for losing the trial ..
that sucks.
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Nov-05-2004 21:14
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Slylee
love lockdown

Registered: May 2001
Location: Hollywood, FL
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yea people sue way too much. i'll be honest, i slipped and fell really hard last year when i was working at a restaurant. it was bad, i mean glasses flew in the air (i was carrying dishes) and then landed on my head and broke...i had glass in my hair and everything. i wiped out...like my feet came right out from under me and i landed right on my ass/tailbone, i'm surprised i didn't break it. anyway, ever since that general time frame of the fall, i have the worse fucking pain in my low back and it shoots down into my legs and they go numb. when i'm driving, i have to put the car in park sometimes at a red light so i can stretch out my leg because it hurts so bad. i had an MRI done and it turns out i have 2 bulging discs...they aren't even fully herniated, and i'm in this much pain. it really sucks, but i honestly couldn't be bothered with suing the restaurant. it's so time consuming and for what, a few thousand dollars? i'll still be in pain all the time.
*edit* oh yea i forgot, the reason i fell was because the floors in the back were always wet w/ water and food and crap and they didn't have any slip resistant mats...
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| quote: | Originally posted by notelfreak
man i can't believe i tried to come off as responsible in that other thread, i am so full of shit just don't tell anyone |
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