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The "No Litigation" Attorney
One of my rental properties manager owe me some decent amount of money and would not pay. I need to hire a real estate oriented attorney. Now this attorney has good reputation, but he states in his contract "no litigation". When asked, he said his goal is to solve the problem without going to court, and he always do this "no litigation" contract to all clients.
I don't quite get it. How can an attorney force the guy to pay, if without the threat of court? Is this "no litigation" common among RE attorneys? Googled but have not found much useful info.