FlewbyU
Active member
Interestingbut you are assuming that the attorneys came up with the idea for the suit in the first place. What percentage of the time does that happen? I kinda doubt it's the majority.
I have never had a client call me up and tell me that he has a lawsuit and this is how we will proceed.
Clients call up and say this is how I have been injured and this is person/company that harmed me, I would like to hold them responsible, how do we do that? Then I decide if there is claim and tell them how we should proceed.
As for who comes up with the idea first, yes you need a client that has been harmed but generally speaking they do nothing in the case. They might have to answer some questions (discovery) or give a deposition, but all the work is done by the attorney not the client.
