"A case that settles for $2 million doesn’t take 10 times the work as a case that settles for $200,000, so lawyers shouldn’t make 10 times the fee,” said Joshua Schwadron, founder and CEO of legal technology provider Mighty.
August 26, 2022 at 02:49 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
The feud continues between attorneys and Mighty, a legal technology provider that’s emerged as a competitor in the personal injury sphere.
In response to backlash from personal injury lawyers to the tech company’s plan to provide low-cost legal representation, Mighty CEO and founder Joshua Schwadron invited one of his critics to a live debate.
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Joshua Schwadron (left) founder and CEO of Mighty.com, and Darl H. Champion Jr. of the Champion Firm. (Courtesy photos)
