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What is HALO 3 beta?
It's what came out before the game was finished. Things looked different to what they are now and plus there was only Valhalla, High ground and a few others. Before the beta there was an alpha build.Basically, Halo 3 beta is just an old version of Halo that you can't get anymore. It was Halo 3 in it's making.
How do you make sims woohoo?
In the sims 2 woohooing is easy. First, you get two sims to relax on the bed together. If one is a non controllable sim, then make your sim go onto the bed and select 'Ask [name of other sim] to Join'. The other sim will then sit down on the bed. If they each have a high relationship score with each other (they must have a crush and have kissed before, having made out will help) and select the other sim. There will be a bunch of options, Kiss, Cuddle, Make Out, Try for a Baby (if you can control the female sim and there is a man and a woman woohooing) and WooHoo. WooHoo and Try for a Baby are the same thing, but if you select Try for a Baby it will get the female sim pregnant.
What is a typical contingency fee agreement for a law firm to represent a client in California state court?
* This is for information only and you should consult a lawyer before relying on anything on the internet. Legal fees are not set by law in California, although in some cases such as Class Actions, the legal fees may be limited to no more than a certain percentage. A suit against a health care provider has specific limits, as set forth in Business and Professions Code Section 6146, which go from a high of 40% of the first $50,000 recovered, down to 15% of the amount recovered in excess of $600,000. There are lots of specific exceptions like this. The Business and Professions Code, as well as the Rules of Professional Conduct, govern legal fee agreements. A written agreement is required when the lawyer is going to represent a client and the fee could be anticipated to be $1,000 or more. The fee agreement must contain a number of disclosures. (See California Business and Professions Code §§6146-6149.5). Now, while there is no set fee, a lot of lawyers will charge 33% contingency before trial, and 40% if the case goes to trial. Some charge more, some less. Hourly rates for California lawyers go from about $200 to $1,000 per hour, depending on experience, the size of their firm, and other factors. Take note specifically of B&P Section 6147(a), reproduced below: 6147. (a) An attorney who contracts to represent a client on a contingency fee basis shall, at the time the contract is entered into, provide a duplicate copy of the contract, signed by both the attorney and the client, or the client's guardian or representative, to the plaintiff, or to the client's guardian or representative. The contract shall be in writing and shall include, but is not limited to, all of the following: (1) A statement of the contingency fee rate that the client and attorney have agreed upon. (2) A statement as to how disbursements and costs incurred in connection with the prosecution or settlement of the claim will affect the contingency fee and the client's recovery. (3) A statement as to what extent, if any, the client could be required to pay any compensation to the attorney for related matters that arise out of their relationship not covered by their contingency fee contract. This may include any amounts collected for the plaintiff by the attorney. (4) Unless the claim is subject to the provisions of Section 6146, a statement that the fee is not set by law but is negotiable between attorney and client. (5) If the claim is subject to the provisions of Section 6146, a statement that the rates set forth in that section are the maximum limits for the contingency fee agreement, and that the attorney and client may negotiate a lower rate. (b) Failure to comply with any provision of this section renders the agreement voidable at the option of the plaintiff, and the attorney shall thereupon be entitled to collect a reasonable fee. (c) This section shall not apply to contingency fee contracts for the recovery of workers' compensation benefits. (d) This section shall become operative on January 1, 2000. (see related link)
