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1. You are a lawyer. An angry client has come to you wanting you to help him sue another person for $120 in damaged goods. It seems a likely victory. Based on these facts, would you recommend going to
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1. You are a lawyer. An angry client has come to you wanting you to help him sue another

person for $120 in damaged goods. It seems a likely victory. Based on these facts, would
you recommend going to court on the matter? Explain.

User Tanmoy Datta
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No i would not recommend going to court because i'm sure if he has the money to get a lawyer then he should have the money to replace his damaged goods

Hope this helps :)

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