Re:My Uber driver robbed me, so I took Uber to court and won
by gambiting on Thursday June 22, 2017 @04:28AM
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>>he politely informed us that this was a little below his scope as our retained lawyer and to gladly not bother him again with things quite so trivial and time consuming.
Frankly, at $500/hour, I would politely tell him that I will bother him with whatever I need, he's not doing me a favour.
I assume that he assumed it would just be a couple letters drafted and they would cough up, but they really dug in their heels and used the dialog between the lawyers to extend hassle, and it took a bit more than a few letters. We didn't settle until the day before the court date.
Needless to say the $500/hour bill for his services pretty much nullified the settlement, and when the process concluded he politely informed us that this was a little below his scope as our retained lawyer and to gladly not bother him again with things quite so trivial and time consuming.