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Bain & Bain is a Mediation & litigation law firm, representing individuals, business, doctors, lawyers and Fortune 500 companies. We also handle, appeals, condemnation, personal injury and complex litigation in civil and family law matters. How can we help you?
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To help those that need a lawyer or mediator to solve problems.
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BAIN & BAIN, PLLC established in 1994, is a boutique law firm specializing in civil litigation and appeals. The firm represents corporate and indi...
Bain & Bain PLLC, is a boutique law firm specializing in civil litigation, alternative dispute resolution and appeals. The firm represents corporat...
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Joanie from Lucci Bain Law Office & Town and Country Mediation Center Answered this on September 24, 2019
At Bain & Bain we work on a contingency fee which means no client is out of pocket unless we win. We also charge hourly on cases to fit clients needs and budgets. I am a member of the Texas Bar Pro Bono College which means I provide 80 hours a year on Pro Bono matters. I like to pick my clients...
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At Bain & Bain we work on a contingency fee which means no client is out of pocket unless we win. We also charge hourly on cases to fit clients needs and budgets. I am a member of the Texas Bar Pro Bono College which means I provide 80 hours a year on Pro Bono matters. I like to pick my clients otherwise I dont get to eat. And a lot of charities have officers that are to well paid.
Joanie from Lucci Bain Law Office & Town and Country Mediation Center Answered this on September 23, 2019
For the most part, there is the JAG Corp that will provide those services for free. For the most part, I have not seen them deny anything.
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For the most part, there is the JAG Corp that will provide those services for free. For the most part, I have not seen them deny anything.
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Joanie from Lucci Bain Law Office & Town and Country Mediation Center Answered this on August 24, 2018
Lawyers cannot split fees with non lawyers
5.04 Professional Independence of a Lawyer
Back to Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct
(a) A lawyer or law firm shall not share or promise to share legal fees with a non-lawyer, except that:
(1) an agreement by a lawyer with the...
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Lawyers cannot split fees with non lawyers
5.04 Professional Independence of a Lawyer
Back to Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct
(a) A lawyer or law firm shall not share or promise to share legal fees with a non-lawyer, except that:
(1) an agreement by a lawyer with the lawyer's firm, partner, or associate, or a lawful court order, may provide for the payment of money, over a reasonable period of time, to the lawyer's estate to or for the benefit of the lawyer's heirs or personal representatives, beneficiaries, or former spouse, after the lawyer's death or as otherwise provided by law or court order.
(2) a lawyer who undertakes to complete unfinished legal business of a deceased lawyer may pay to the estate of the deceased lawyer that proportion of the total compensation which fairly represents the services rendered by the deceased lawyer; and
(3) a lawyer or law firm may include non-lawyer employees in a retirement plan, even though the plan is based in whole or in part on a profit-sharing arrangement.
(b) A lawyer shall not form a partnership with a non-lawyer if any of the activities of the partnership consist of the practice of law.
(c) A lawyer shall not permit a person who recommends, employs, or pays the lawyer to render legal services for another to direct or regulate the lawyer's professional judgment in rendering such legal services.
(d) A lawyer shall not practice with or in the form of a professional corporation or association authorized to practice law for a profit, if:
(1) a nonlawyer owns any interest therein, except that a fiduciary representative of the estate of a lawyer may hold the stock or interest of the lawyer for a reasonable time during administration;
(2) a nonlawyer is a corporate director or officer thereof; or
(3) a nonlawyer has the right to direct or control the professional judgment of a lawyer.
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Joanie from Lucci Bain Law Office & Town and Country Mediation Center Answered this on August 02, 2018
Sorry but this question really does not make sense. I will tell you that getting to trial in Harris county post Harvey is nearly impossible. Its not unusual for a lawsuit to take years. Imagine, a judge can do a jury trial maybe two times a week and on that day they have hundreds of new filings....
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Sorry but this question really does not make sense. I will tell you that getting to trial in Harris county post Harvey is nearly impossible. Its not unusual for a lawsuit to take years. Imagine, a judge can do a jury trial maybe two times a week and on that day they have hundreds of new filings. Insurance companies frequently delay and deny. I suggest you get a face to face with your lawyer if you have questions.
Joanie from Lucci Bain Law Office & Town and Country Mediation Center Answered this on April 26, 2018
I would suggest a local consult. Like they say, talk is cheap until you hire a lawyer.
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I would suggest a local consult. Like they say, talk is cheap until you hire a lawyer.
Joanie from Lucci Bain Law Office & Town and Country Mediation Center Answered this on April 06, 2018
Both, but you have to get to know someone and vice versa before they hire you. Its like a marriage, you want to be compatible not toxic.
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Both, but you have to get to know someone and vice versa before they hire you. Its like a marriage, you want to be compatible not toxic.
Joanie from Lucci Bain Law Office & Town and Country Mediation Center Answered this on December 07, 2017
Keep up with your lawyer and move fast. First in Time will help you.
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Keep up with your lawyer and move fast. First in Time will help you.
