How to prepare your case for litigation. There are a few best practices for litigation. I recommend taking a log of events right after the event happens. If you write down what happened, it may be admissible or it could help refresh your recollection. Another thing to is CYA, or Cover Your Avenues. When you have an agreement with someone or a conversation, you should follow that up with an e-mail or letter stating the essence of the conversation. You should also consider consolidating your evidence and compiling a summary of events. Think about witnesses or documents which prove your case.
This is one of the most difficult questions because there are so many variables. Lawsuits are expensive. Some can resolve quickly. Other controversies are long drawn out processes. Going to trial generally costs over $80,000.00 in legal fees and costs. About 2% of cases go to trial for various reasons. Richards Law starts with a refundable retainer.
Generally, we charge $350.00/hour for John (J.R.) Richards and $175.00/hour for paralegal work. The bills are done in increments of 1/10th of an hour. We send out all bills electronically on a monthly basis. Each bill is itemized by task. We do not block bill. Real estate sales are dealt with on a flat fee basis. We generally charge $8,000.00 to list and sell a residential property on the MLS. FSBO generally costs $6,000.00 as a flat fee, no commission.
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