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    Re: Interest on Retainer Fee Money

    Posted by Marvin Straub on 4/13/10

    Hey, if the supreme court
    or bar association says it's
    their money, it's their money.
    What you going to do, go to
    war with them. No way you would
    win that battle. They make
    the law. Whatever they say the
    law is, it is. They have the
    right by eminent domain to take
    whatever they want and it's tough
    luck for you, AA. Sorry, but that's
    why we all want to become lawyers
    and judges. We can take whatever
    we please, and it will all be
    legal. Sorry, friend.

    On 4/13/10, AA wrote:
    > I paid my attorney a large
    >> retainer fee and later dismissed
    >> him for inaction. He paid me back
    >> my retainer fee, but refused to pay
    >> any interest--even though he said
    >> my money had been drawing interest
    >> while he held it as a retainer fee.
    >> When I inquired why I did not get
    >> the interest, since it was my money
    >> that earned it, he said that by
    >> law the interest had to be paid
    >> to the suprme court. That's wrong.
    >> Interest earned on money belongs to
    >> the one whose money it is that earns
    >> the interest. This is stealing by
    >> the bar association, as I see it.
    >> I am going to look for me a lawyer
    >> to see if he can't get my money back
    >> from the supreme court. Has anybody
    >> else had this problem happen to them?

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Interest on Retainer Fee Money, 4/13/10, by AA.
  • Re: Interest on Retainer Fee Money, 4/13/10, by Marvin Straub.
  • Re: Interest on Retainer Fee Money, 4/13/10, by atty.
  • Re: Interest on Retainer Fee Money, 4/22/10, by MBA.
  • Re: Interest on Retainer Fee Money, 4/22/10, by Curious Taxpayer.
  • Re: Interest on Retainer Fee Money, 4/22/10, by xyz.
  • Re: Interest on Retainer Fee Money, 4/22/10, by Curmudgeon.


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