Not exact matches
Olivia is not ruled by
justice or a desire to do good, but simply to do what her
clients pay her
for, which is to «fix» whatever problems they have, and these are
often unsavory to say the least, mostly illegal, but worse, immoral.
Such an interpretation would effectively gut any realistic opportunity
for the
client to ever challenge a bill,» wrote Appeal Court
Justice Jamie Saunders, noting that
clients are
often unable to assess the reasonableness of a lawyer's fees until consulting with other lawyers or people receiving similar services.
Due to many variables involved in aviation accidents, it is
often very difficult to seek
justice for our
clients.
Often,
for our most vulnerable
clients, the gap between promised equality and the reality of access to the
justice system seems intractable.
Despite this, individualized
justice does come
for my
clients every so
often.
Yes, you have the right to a court - appointed lawyer today — the right to a lawyer who almost certainly is vastly underpaid and grossly overworked; a lawyer who, according to a Brennan Center
for Justice report published last year,
often spends less than six minutes per case at hearings where
clients plead guilty and are sentenced.