Attorney Michael Campbell Explains When You May NOT Want An Attorneys Fees Provision In The Contract!
When might you not want an attorney-fees clause? If you're the small party against a big corporation, Pierce County, Washington attorney Michael Campbell notes the company is likelier to sue you—so a 'loser-pays' clause could leave you owing huge fees. But it's largely academic, he adds: a big company will insist on that clause anyway.
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Answered by Michael Campbell · Pierce County, WA
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— why a fee-shifting clause can backfire on the smaller party
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When might you not want a fee clause?
If you're the small party against a big corporation, which is likelier to sue you—so a 'loser-pays' clause could leave you owing huge fees. But it's largely academic, since a big company will insist on the clause anyway.
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