Don't let the promise of a lucrative new case that is too good to be true cloud your law-school-trained skepticism, says a judge who was approached by alleged scammers.
October 17, 2012 at 10:26 AM
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Lawyers whose new-case inventory has diminished of late would ordinarily welcome an unexpected $1 million collection matter that comes through the door, or the office email inbox.
The message of the story below is that you should not let the promise of a lucrative new case that is too good to be true cloud your law-school-trained skepticism.
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