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Depends on how much you owe. A dirty little secret is that lawyers don’t like to sue clients for payment. Two reasons. First, lawyer sues client for fees. Client responds, “you committed malpractice.” Even if untrue, now the lawyer has to report the claim to the lawyer’s insurance carrier. The mere reporting of a claim can have an affect on future rates and insurability.Second, every malpractice insurance application I’ve seen in recent years (including short form applications for the renewal of an existing policy) asks “do you sue clients for non~payment of fees”? If you answer yes, it affects your rates. Why? See above.If a client stops paying, it’s easier to withdraw than sue, altho’ if the lawyer has entered a court appearance, the lawyer needs court permission. And, in seeking permission the lawyer cannot claim that the reason is non-payment of fees (a lawyer cannot publicly disparage the client). So the usual reason is something like “client rejects advice” or “client is not cooperating.”We filed a motion to withdraw in a case; we cited non-cooperation as the reason. We took the motion directly to the “motions” judge. He read the motion, looked up and said, “Not paying your fees, huh,” and granted the motion.

I spoke to a handful of importers and they laughedChina is doing the Cuban Cigar business.Back in the 1960s - Cigars from Havana - the best in the world were banned in the United States, likewise Ming Vases from Communist China were banned in the United States.So the Cigar Manufacturers in Havana would import to the UK who would change the packaging and crating and re-export the Cigars to the United States. The US Customs would happily import these Cigars since they are being imported from the UK.Likewise the Ming Vases would be re-exported from Hong Kong and Singapore.Example:-One Importer told me about a Tank called BoyuEarlier Boyu would directly Import for a price of $ 196 including Import Duties or Rs. 16000/- approximately.This guy would mark up almost 50% and sell it for Rs. 24,000/-Now - because of excessive tarrifs and restrictions from China for Grade D Category goods - the Fish Tank is sent to Singapore from China and is re-exported to India from Singapore as a Grade D good. It now costs $ 230 including extra shipping, insurance and re-packaging in Singapore. The cost now is Rs. 19000/- approximately and he is selling it for the same Rs. 24,000/- by lowering his profit marginThe same is applicable for many goods. The Goods simply get re-routed through Singapore, Hong Kong (May no longer be as easy), Phillippines, Japan and Malaysia and for a 5% - 10% increase which is still much more affordale than any other product in the market - the Chinese Product happily reaches India or USA.Grade D Category Products are not applicable for Tarriff related WTO Agreements unlike Grade A, B or C products.PS:-I havent heard of fish tanks costing Rs. 20K+ so maybe this is a special fish tank.

Correct. Which meant it was difficult to get individual insurance. It also meant that if denied by one carrier - subsequent applications often required that admission - and was grounds for denying subsequent applications. Price wasn’t the issue and the idea that this was somehow overblown by the Democrats is patently absurd.Donna Dubinsky (yes that Donna Dubinsky of Palm Computing and Handspring fame) described her own personal challenges in a NYT Op-Ed in 2011 - Money Won’t Buy You Health Insurance.THIS isn’t the story of a poor family with a mother who has a dreadful disease that bankrupts them, or with a child who has to go without vital medicines. Unlike many others, my family can afford medical care, with or without insurance.Instead, this is a story about how broken the market for health insurance is, even for those who are healthy and who are willing and able to pay for it.Most employees assume that if they lose their job and the health coverage that comes along with it, they’ll be able to purchase insurance somewhere. The members of Congress who want to repeal the provision of last year’s health insurance law that makes it easier for individuals to buy coverage must assume that uninsured people do not want to buy it, or are just too cheap or too poor to do so.The truth is that individual health insurance is not easy to get.The reality is that once denied by one carrier - it perpetuates through the application process to others and it became a very effective tool for insurance carriers to simply “cherry pick” only healthy people for individual coverage.Individual coverage becomes increasingly important in an economy full of part-timers and “gig” workers - and that market is growing.