One of the hallmarks of litigation in the United States us what we call the supposed litigiousness of the American populace, the contingency fee is a frequent target of so-capped tort reform who seek to reduce both the exposure to lawsuits and the amounts paid out in damages. Proponents of so-called reform have propounded a variety of criticisms of contingency fees, along the way creating a variety of myths about the nature and operation of contingency fees. Here, I demonstrate that the most frequently advanced myths are just that — myths
Few stories have more power to outrage than that of Bernard McCummings, the millionaire mugger who...
This dissertation examines how the tort reform laws passed during the 1970s altered the disposition ...
While not touted as a universal panacea for access problems, contingency fees have received general ...
Over the past forty years, the scope of liability assessed under the aegis of the tort system has gr...
In December 2001 I received a telephone call from a lawyer at a firm representing Baxter Internation...
*C.J.Q. 231 In 2000 I published an article calling for contingency fees to be introduced in litigat...
In 1952, an article appeared in Reader\u27s Digest magazine castigating both the contingent fee syst...
This paper examines the ways that Wisconsin contingency fee lawyers obtain clients. It draws upon a ...
This article looks empirically at the notion of ‘American-style’ problems with contingency fees: in ...
The term contingency fee brings to mind an image of an individual lawyer entering into an agreemen...
Litigation costs could be conceived as a bribe to parties to reach a contractual agreement settling ...
This article explores the nature and extent of contingency-fee agreements in light of Justin John Bi...
Several critiques have been leveled at the American Rule—that is, the rule that each party to a laws...
Recent years have seen a debate over litigation reform grow increasingly agitated. Attorneys, judges...
Twenty years ago, Deborah Hensler and a team of scholars at the RAND Corporation\u27s Institute for ...
Few stories have more power to outrage than that of Bernard McCummings, the millionaire mugger who...
This dissertation examines how the tort reform laws passed during the 1970s altered the disposition ...
While not touted as a universal panacea for access problems, contingency fees have received general ...
Over the past forty years, the scope of liability assessed under the aegis of the tort system has gr...
In December 2001 I received a telephone call from a lawyer at a firm representing Baxter Internation...
*C.J.Q. 231 In 2000 I published an article calling for contingency fees to be introduced in litigat...
In 1952, an article appeared in Reader\u27s Digest magazine castigating both the contingent fee syst...
This paper examines the ways that Wisconsin contingency fee lawyers obtain clients. It draws upon a ...
This article looks empirically at the notion of ‘American-style’ problems with contingency fees: in ...
The term contingency fee brings to mind an image of an individual lawyer entering into an agreemen...
Litigation costs could be conceived as a bribe to parties to reach a contractual agreement settling ...
This article explores the nature and extent of contingency-fee agreements in light of Justin John Bi...
Several critiques have been leveled at the American Rule—that is, the rule that each party to a laws...
Recent years have seen a debate over litigation reform grow increasingly agitated. Attorneys, judges...
Twenty years ago, Deborah Hensler and a team of scholars at the RAND Corporation\u27s Institute for ...
Few stories have more power to outrage than that of Bernard McCummings, the millionaire mugger who...
This dissertation examines how the tort reform laws passed during the 1970s altered the disposition ...
While not touted as a universal panacea for access problems, contingency fees have received general ...