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Bicyclist's Guide to Hiring an Injury Lawyer, Part 1 Bicycling and the Law - 911Law.com
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How to find the best attorney to represent you. In this episode, we'll discuss the Bicyclist's Guide to Hiring an Injury Lawyer. Learn how to hire, the best attorneys, professional tips, and pitfalls.
"This series seeks to help bicyclists hire the best attorney -- the real lawyers, the trial lawyers, the people that will fight for you that are effective advocates as opposed to 'marketing' lawyers." - Richard Duquette
Reasons Why People Hire a Lawyer Every case is different and every client is unique. Similarly, you can hire a specific lawyer for your case. The criteria typically aligns with that lawyer's motivation, values, and concerns.
There are several reasons why people hire a lawyer. Among them are the need for guidance, maximum recovery, and more.
Right Questions to Ask When Hiring a Lawyer What are the things to consider when hiring an injury lawyer? First of all, seek a qualified lawyer. There are inexperienced "marketing" lawyers that abound.
To prevent mistakes in hiring a lawyer, make sure to ask the right questions to your prospective lawyer. You can ask whether he has tried a case before a jury and whether he succeeded. The inexperienced ones will readily give you a set of excuses why you don't need a "trial" lawyer. Beware of them.
Emphasis on Being a "Trial" Attorney Another question to ask is whether the lawyer in-charge of taking your case will go to trial? Trial lawyers are trained to reject low ball insurance company offers and go to a jury trial.
Download and listen to Bicyclist's Guide to Hiring an Injury Lawyer, Part 1 to have a good understanding of what you need to find the best lawyer for your case.
Links for Bicyclist's Guide to Hiring an Injury Lawyer, Part 1:
California Rules of Professional Conduct 3-110 Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College
Don’t forget to leave us a 5-star rating and review on iTunes if you enjoyed this episode. We would love to hear from you!
Connect with Richard L. Duquette at the following links:
Richard's Website
Email Richard
Call Richard: 760-730-0500
Connect with Richard on Facebook
Follow Richard on Twitter
© 2016 Law Firm of Richard L. Duquette
How to find the best attorney to represent you. In this episode, we'll discuss the Bicyclist's Guide to Hiring an Injury Lawyer. Learn how to hire, the best attorneys, professional tips, and pitfalls.
"This series seeks to help bicyclists hire the best attorney -- the real lawyers, the trial lawyers, the people that will fight for you that are effective advocates as opposed to 'marketing' lawyers." - Richard Duquette
Reasons Why People Hire a Lawyer Every case is different and every client is unique. Similarly, you can hire a specific lawyer for your case. The criteria typically aligns with that lawyer's motivation, values, and concerns.
There are several reasons why people hire a lawyer. Among them are the need for guidance, maximum recovery, and more.
Right Questions to Ask When Hiring a Lawyer What are the things to consider when hiring an injury lawyer? First of all, seek a qualified lawyer. There are inexperienced "marketing" lawyers that abound.
To prevent mistakes in hiring a lawyer, make sure to ask the right questions to your prospective lawyer. You can ask whether he has tried a case before a jury and whether he succeeded. The inexperienced ones will readily give you a set of excuses why you don't need a "trial" lawyer. Beware of them.
Emphasis on Being a "Trial" Attorney Another question to ask is whether the lawyer in-charge of taking your case will go to trial? Trial lawyers are trained to reject low ball insurance company offers and go to a jury trial.
Download and listen to Bicyclist's Guide to Hiring an Injury Lawyer, Part 1 to have a good understanding of what you need to find the best lawyer for your case.
Links for Bicyclist's Guide to Hiring an Injury Lawyer, Part 1:
California Rules of Professional Conduct 3-110 Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College
Don’t forget to leave us a 5-star rating and review on iTunes if you enjoyed this episode. We would love to hear from you!
Connect with Richard L. Duquette at the following links:
Richard's Website
Email Richard
Call Richard: 760-730-0500
Connect with Richard on Facebook
Follow Richard on Twitter
© 2016 Law Firm of Richard L. Duquette
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