What does "cases with a payoff" mean? Client and lawyer.
He never wins settlement?[Audio]

Question

What does "cases with a payoff" mean? Client and lawyer. 
He never wins settlement?[Audio]

Answer

"Cases with a payoff" refers to legal cases in which there is a financial gain or positive outcome for the client. It suggests that these cases result in a favorable resolution or a successful settlement that benefits both the client and the lawyer.

The phrase "He never wins settlement?" seems to be asking whether the person in question never achieves a successful settlement in their legal cases. It implies a pattern of unsuccessful outcomes or an inability to secure favorable settlements.