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People who have been injured through the fault of someone else often want to be compensated by the at-fault party for the pain, hassle and inconvenience. However there are a number of factors that an attorney will consider in deciding whether to take a case. This memo includes descriptions of the factors that are considered by every attorney before accepting a case.
By: Northwest Women's Law Center - Legal Information and Referral Line
  
   
 
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