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Originally Posted by Jim Cesiro
My attorney advised insurance from the outset. I chose not to go that route myself, against his advise.
I will make a offer, and it will be worded in a way that will warn him I am ready to go the entire distance. (because I am ) I will also explore the possibility of a counter suit and I may file it prior to offering a settlement.
I will not loose this case, I am 100% sure I will win. The plaintiff knows this and I honestly think he is banking on me folding. I can take this to the end, I was just a little startled over the fact that it was not a given that I would get my attorney's fees back in the end after I win.
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I have an arbitration clause in all my contracts/work for hire agreements.
Covers jurisdiction and costs.
I know it's no guarantee of anything but at least it's documented up front. Client does not sign it I turn down the gig. For me reluctance to sign is a huge red flag.