claim: the state of wisconsin pays plumbers, engineers and other attorneys "much, much more" than it pays attorneys to represent poor people.
author: marla stephens
evidence_1: jun 15, 2016 ... but for those without driver's licenses—who are by and large people of ... not all  jobs require a driver's license, particularly those that pay very low wages. ... this  means that poor people get their licenses suspended much more often than ...  ticket, said molly gena, an attorney with legal action of wisconsin.
evidence_2: the state of wisconsin pays plumbers, engineers and other attorneys "much,  much more" than it pays attorneys to represent poor people. — politifact  wisconsin ...
evidence_3: mar 24, 2014 ... while the hours are long and the job can be smelly, fixing pipes and unclogging  ... the top 10 percent earn more than $84,000 a year. ... states, canada and  australia, the major trade union for plumbers. .... and pays for their training; their  hourly wage can increase to as much as $18 an hour over four years.
evidence_4: the state of wisconsin pays plumbers, engineers and other attorneys "much,  much more" than it pays attorneys to represent poor people. — politifact  wisconsin ...
evidence_5: you do careful research on neighborhoods, real estate attorneys, title insurance  firms, and lenders. ... if you purchased an existing home, different states have  different rules and regulations ... read more from nolo about suing the home  seller. ... there are multiple legal theories upon which you could sue the  inspector.