No. I'm in a small market and most of my clients are either known to me or tied into the community. It's all very political. You gotta help people when they're down and get paid when you can. I do some quasi-pro bono representation every now and then too (reduced costs. I bill the whole thing though in case there's a fee award), but I prefer to represent small businesses because they tend to be pragmatic and I can provide value — make them money, avoid liability, etc. It's not just sunk costs.