Working with an Attorney

When Can Electronic Communications Compromise Attorney-Client Privilege?

The American Bar Association and the Duty of Confidentiality Rule 1.6 of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, applicable in California and throu...

A Clients Right to Fire and Replace a Personal Injury Lawyer

As a client paying for legal services, you are entitled to fire and replace your lawyer, just as if you were hiring a mechanic or contractor. Here's w...

How to Communicate with Your Lawyer During the Intake Process

Don't hide the ball. In most jurisdictions an attorney-client privilege exists during the intake process to protect and promote a candid discussio...

Choosing the Right Lawyer for Your Case

Legal problems can be overwhelming and confusing. Lawyers attend law school to learn to negotiate and understand the laws, rules and regulations...

If Your Lawyer Is Paid Last, He or She May Sue First

So, it's the 15th of the month, and your friendly neighborhood lawyer has sent you a bill for legal services performed a while ago...

Cant reach Your Texas Lawyer? What to do:

I have had many a Texan call my office complaining that she cannot reach her own Texas Lawyer. Under the ethics code, I as a lawyer most likely ...

The Types of Law Firms

There is really no such thing as a good “generic” lawyer. When you need legal representation, your best bet is to find a law firm that works w...

Where Can You Find an Attorney?

Finding an attorney is a simple job. There are a variety of places you can go to search for an attorney. But when you are looking for the best att...

8 Things Most Lawyers Won't Tell You but Should

We've all heard horror stories from the legal trenches.... Your lawyer fails to show up, he doesn't make an objection when it's the most important...

When Should You Call a Lawyer?

In this world of do it yourself fixes and the wealth of information available through the internet, people have a tendency to spend untold hours att...

HIring an Attorney on a Contingency Fee

Most people are concerned that resorting to a lawsuit means they have to spend a huge sum of money to pay the lawyer’s fee. But fortunately, there...

Types of Attorney Fee Contracts

For plaintiffs there are basically there are three types of legal service contracts those being; hourly service fees, flat rate fees and contingent ...

Can an Attorney Afford Not To Encrypt Wireless Data?

As an attorney in today’s modern world we are equipped with the latest in technology permitting us to work from virtually anywhere. From Laptops, ...

The Attorney Consultation

Hiring a lawyer requires that you meet with him or her to discuss your needs, the merits of your case and the potential plan of action the attorney ...

Online Lawyer Consultation

Consulting with a Lawyer Online is the fastest way to get your questions answered, and start working on your legal problem. Our lawyer consultation pr...

Common Fee Structures

One of the considerations to make when you hire an attorney is how much it will cost and how the fees will be determined. There are a number of diff...