I certainly don't care. Lawyers are doing all the work afterall.So as always, the lawyers get the big bucks while the plaintiffs get pennies.
Lawyers take no risks, they always get paid whether they loose or win. I wish I could be paid that well for failing at my job.I certainly don't care. Lawyers are doing all the work afterall.
99% of the time on big cases like this they don't have any payout on a loss. Nada.Lawyers take no risks, they always get paid whether they loose or win. I wish I could be paid that well for failing at my job.
But I guess it is slightly more honest work than being a scalper,or cryptobro, so there is that.
Because cases like this are taken by law-firms who speculate on the wins outweighing the losses, they select their cases very wisely. The lawyers still get paid by the firm.99% of the time on big cases like this they don't have any payout on a loss. Nada.
Yea there is some shady stuff I bet that happens around that. But that can be said about every industry sadly. It's funny but those of us that operate day in day out in the light find less overall benefit to our monetary situations yet those that take advantage of the system generally are doing better off.AFAIK lawyers rarely go for the win. They go for the settlement instead. That way they still get the big bucks and save a lot of time. Most of the time, plaintiffs don't even get an apology, since as part of the settlement the defendant won't recognize any wrong doing. The best part? the defendant can't be sued again for the same thing.
They go for the settlement because it is a done deal. Going to trial is a risk even if the case is solid. Same for the companies getting sued, if they go to trial and loose in a civil suit, it is possible they get a criminal investigation based on that too.AFAIK lawyers rarely go for the win. They go for the settlement instead. That way they still get the big bucks and save a lot of time. Most of the time, plaintiffs don't even get an apology, since as part of the settlement the defendant won't recognize any wrong doing. The best part? the defendant can't be sued again for the same thing.
I think they look for the settlement, simply because its too easy. Big companies don't really want to waste time, money and bad publicity, so they settle, its the perfect way to get rid of it.They go for the settlement because it is a done deal. Going to trial is a risk even if the case is solid. Same for the companies getting sued, if they go to trial and loose in a civil suit, it is possible they get a criminal investigation based on that too.
The whole system is rotten, companies get away with literal murder, and lawyers get rich on both sides from the blood money.