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fee arbitration

I prevailed at my fee arbitration. It was non binding. Today I received a settlement offer from the attorney, less than I was awarded. I see this as concern on the part of the attorney. It is my plan to wait and follow the ruled for collection the Bar has outlined. I am wondering if the lawyer sent the letter because, if settled prior to the 30 days, his loss at the hearing will not go on his record. Am I correct ? Also, am I doing the right thing ? His offer was to pay a lot less than I was awarded. Should I respond or just wait the 30 days and proceed? Thank you.

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Posted on / Oct. 08, 2008 20:51:00

Re: fee arbitration

Depending on the amount involved, you might want to retain or at least pay for a consultation with an attorney you can trust to assist you with this matter.

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