Publisher's Synopsis
Have you ever seen a lawyer advertisement that says "I graduated last in my law school class!" Or "I failed the bar exam 5 times!" Perhaps "I've never tried a case, but I've settled lots!" What about "I'll refer you to a better, more qualified lawyer than me!" No? Me neither, and we likely never will. Most lawyer advertisements say the same thing - "Millions recovered for clients just like you." "Rated by whomever." "Decades of experience." "As seen on local news." "I'll fight for you!" "Aggressive representation!" Blah, blah, blah. Nothing about the lawyer's actual qualifications to help you. Truth is, every lawyer is different. We all have different training, different styles, different experiences, different points of view, and, most importantly, different skills. Before hiring a lawyer, you owe it to yourself to sift through all the fluff to find the right lawyer for your case. I tell you how to do just that in this easy-to-read guide. Forget the silly lawyer advertisements. Do a little research, ask a few good questions, and the lawyer you choose - even if it's not me - will be the right lawyer for you.
