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Can an attorney be appointed as co-counsel for purpose of negotiating a settlement?
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The short answer is yes, assuming that your current attorney is comfortable with it. I recently was retained to come into a case for the sole purpose of negotiating settlement and although the existing attorney was probably a touch uncomfortable with the situation, we both understood that it was to the benefit of the client and the case quickly settled.
Thanks,Jon
Answered on Jul 07th, 2015 at 4:49 PM