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Two tort reform groups are taking a swing at the plaintiffs bar with a bill that would require that trial lawyers give a thorough accounting of the hours they spend on contingency cases. Lawyers would have to disclose the case's likelihood of success and estimate the number of hours a case will take, as well as how expenses will be tacked onto contingency fees and discuss the client's share of recovery.
March 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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