The Good Wife - Question about Legal Contingency

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#101461 2-May-2012 12:44

Hi There!

I really rate this show, it's really very good, though a little less than it was it's first two seasons.

I often wonder in cases where a firm represents a client in a case where damages are awarded, say 25%, I presume those lawyers are working on contingency. Anyone know how they get on if the ruling it overturned or reduced on appeal?

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#618542 2-May-2012 19:42

The Good Wife is easily the best show of recent years and the writers manage to get good stories that are up to date with current events. It helps to set it in Chicago where politics is in the blood. Interesting the simalarity between the new mayor of Chicago Rham Emanuel and Gold the Jewish Crisis Manager. Considering Good Wife was started long before Rham took over as mayor it was really good writing to create the character Gold.
I presume you are not watching via TV3 as they just do not know how to handle a good show like this.
They are so far behind the serries which is up to 21 in the States.
Re your question about contingency law if they dont win they get nothing. If they win they get around 20% of the pot.
Meanwhile the Good Wife is getting very exciting last weeks episode with The Good Wife being seconded to the Police Review Tribunal had a really surprising outcome. I wont say more in case you havent watched it yet
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