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Vocabulary activity: Litigator Bar Association Bell Ringer Vocabulary activity: Litigator Bar Association

Lesson Over view Lawyers - Also referred to as attorneys - 70% work in private practice - 10% government lawyers - 10% work for corporations, unions are trade associations - Small number are law professor, public officials or judges

Lawyers Most lawyers rarely go to court Drafting legal opinions, negotiating settlements, proving out of court advice

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When do you need a lawyer? You may not need a lawyer for: Small claims court Disputes with relationships (personal and professionally) may best be handled by professional mediators or counselors Relatives, friends, teachers, members of the clergy, doctors or accountants may be more appropriate in certain situations.

When do you need a lawyer? Bar Associations can give you advice in regards to the need to hire a lawyer Most consultations are free

Lawyers (Fees) Can be expensive Average fees range from $200 - $500 per hour Civil cases – up to 50% of recovered damages

Lawyers (Fees) Can be expensive Most charge a retainer fee (down payment on overall billing) Average fees range from $200 - $500 per hour Civil cases – up to 40% of recovered damages, typically 1/3 (Contingency fee)