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Lawyers First, Clients Last: The Minimum Fee Floor That Built A Ceiling On Justice In The Gambia – The Standard Newspaper
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Lawyers First, Clients Last: The Minimum Fee Floor That Built A Ceiling On Justice In The Gambia – The Standard Newspaper
By Sarjo Barrow, Esq The average Gambian who interacts with the country’s legal system quickly learns one unspoken rule: unless you are lucky or unusually persistent, no written agreement will describe what your lawyer has actually agreed to do for you. If you ask for one, you are either being difficult or you do not understand how things work here. I was no exception. A family member needed legal representation in The Gambia. A lawyer was ident…
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