Legal Consultations
We regularly help clients throughout California in a wide range of employment, business and injury claims in California. Many of our consultations save our clients a lot of time, money, and aggravation of wasting time on pursuing cases that shouldn't be pursued, defending cases the wrong way, or sabotaging good cases by not handling them correctly.
It is much easier, cheaper and less stressful to consult with an experience attorney about your issue before and not after you make a certain decision that affects your legal rights. To make the most out of any legal consultation, consider the following two tips:
1. Ask not only what to do but why. Don't be shy during the consult and ask the lawyer to explain to you not only what they believe you should be doing in your situation, but also the reason why. Understanding why you choose a certain way of handling your issue is going to help you be more confident in that choice, knowing that you may not have found a perfect solution to your problem, but it is likely the best solution out of all the available options.
2. Be open and honest with the the lawyer you are consulting. During your consultation, share the lawyer not only the facts favorable to you but also the facts that concern you and are likely to be a challenge in your situiation. A consultation is not your time to advocate for yourself and prove that you are right, but it's your opportunity to give the lawyer you are speakin with as much positive and negative information as possible to help them give you the best advice. A lawyer who only knows half the story will only be able to give you half as good of an advice.
It is much easier, cheaper and less stressful to consult with an experience attorney about your issue before and not after you make a certain decision that affects your legal rights. To make the most out of any legal consultation, consider the following two tips:
1. Ask not only what to do but why. Don't be shy during the consult and ask the lawyer to explain to you not only what they believe you should be doing in your situation, but also the reason why. Understanding why you choose a certain way of handling your issue is going to help you be more confident in that choice, knowing that you may not have found a perfect solution to your problem, but it is likely the best solution out of all the available options.
2. Be open and honest with the the lawyer you are consulting. During your consultation, share the lawyer not only the facts favorable to you but also the facts that concern you and are likely to be a challenge in your situiation. A consultation is not your time to advocate for yourself and prove that you are right, but it's your opportunity to give the lawyer you are speakin with as much positive and negative information as possible to help them give you the best advice. A lawyer who only knows half the story will only be able to give you half as good of an advice.