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Originally posted by legion
How about because the advice is usually in the best interest of the lawyer, not the client? (No, settle...it perpetuates more cases like this so I can tell you to settle next time and charge you a fee....again.)
And then when your done taking bad advice, you get bent over and ridden like a thoroughbred and charged 30% - 60% for it?
Most people despise and loath lawyers. Any process that they can be designed out of is a good thing.
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Sounds like you had a bad experience. If you ever work with a good lawyer, I think you'll feel differently.
My experience is not that "most people" hate lawyers. Some have no experience with the legal system, and "despise and loath" irrationally. I hope that's not you.
Some have had bad experiences. Maybe that's you.
The vast majority of people I deal with really appreciate honest and competent advice, to guide them through what are usually very trying times in their lives.
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