Choosing a good lawyer, oddly enough, is not an easy task. The market is overflowing with offers, law schools graduate tens of thousands of lawyers every year, but there are not so many real professionals. I would even say very little.
At the same time, it is important to understand that it is you who need to find a qualified lawyer (lawyers will not tear you apart, each begging you to give your case to him, as some trustees are mistaken after watching American TV shows), so you will have to try. The legal problem that you have is yours, and only you can solve it. Find out our car injury lawyer.
How to tell a good lawyer from a bad one
Start by looking at what they write about the chosen specialist or law firm on the Internet (more on who to choose - a loner or a law firm, will be below). In my opinion, more trust (ceteris paribus) will always be caused by a public person who has a reputation, ratings and reviews.
Why? Because he will treasure this reputation. Now any information is incredibly available, including negative. There are many platforms where you can leave a review about the person or company with whom you interacted.
A competent specialist will do his best to prevent negative feedback from appearing about him: it spoils his reputation, relations with other (current and future) clients, this will affect his future work and income.
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