FOCUS COLUMN
By Robert Harrison
Attorneys have a curious aversion to small-claims court. Perhaps because it is mistakenly perceived as a mock court, because attorneys generally cannot appear there or because the jurisdictional limit is low, lawyers seldom advise their clients to consider this forum to advance their rights.
Many claims of both the largest and smallest clients, however, can...
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