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Finding an Attorney

If you live in a city of any size, you can find dozens of attorney webites by simply typing your city name and the word attorney. The question is: How do you choose an attorney from those available in your geographic area? The answer is good-old-fashion leg work. Call the attorney you are considering hiring and ask him or her the following questions:
  • How many years of experience do you have?
  • How many matters of this type have you handled?
  • If the matter involves litigation, how many cases have you taken to trial?
  • How do you handle correspondence with your clients?
  • Are you available for consultations after hours or on the weekends?
  • How much of the work on my case will be delegated to office staff?
If you do not get acceptable answers to these six questions, then speak with a different attorney. Remember you control the goals of your case and the attorney is responsible for the process to meet those goals.

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