Freedman Provides a Number of Examples Demonstrating Cases in Which

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Essay

Freedman provides a number of examples demonstrating cases in which poverty-stricken or uneducated people would not have known their rights without the solicitation of lawyers. Select one of these cases and explain how the plaintiffs came to know and understand their rights. Do you agree with the author that lawyer solicitation of these clients was justified? Why or why not?

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