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Frequently Asked Questions
What Should I Look
For in Choosing an Attorney?
This is your case,
your only case. This is just one of many cases for your attorney.
You need to choose an attorney who understands that this case is
important to you and has the ability, experience and desire to fight
for you.
The following is a
list of questions you might ask before selecting an attorney or law
firm to represent you.
Does the attorney have experience in handling this type of case?
Is the attorney knowledgeable about the type of injury or damage
involved?
Has the attorney tried any similar cases before a jury?
How many jury trials has the attorney had?
Is the case too large for this attorney or law firm to handle?
Is the attorney a solo practitioner, or does he or she have a law
firm with other partners and associate attorneys to help prepare the
case?
How long has the attorney or law firm been in business?
What honors or recognition has the attorney or law firm received?
What professional organizations does the attorney belong to?
Has the attorney held any office or position with any professional
organization?
What is the attorney's reputation in the community?
Has the attorney ever been reprimanded or disciplined by the State
Bar?
Does the attorney keep up with recent developments in law and
medicine and trial practice by attending seminars and
participating in workshops?
Does the attorney or law firm have the financial resources to
prepare and try the case?
Does the attorney or law firm carry professional liability
insurance?
Cheong,
Denove, Rowell & Bennett
has the extensive resources to handle the most complex legal
matters, yet is small enough to offer individualized service to our
clients.
At
Cheong, Denove, Rowell & Bennett we believe the more you know, the
better choice you will make.
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