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I’m getting to the point in business where I need to start consulting a lawyer on a few basic things. Drawing up contracts, basic legal questions, etc.What should I look for in a lawyer? What’s the best way to start finding one?
Other than referrals from friends and other entrepreneurial acquaintances, what’s the best way you’ve discovered to find a lawyer?
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Rick on August 23rd, 2006 8:59 am
Tim,
Are you paying attention at BNI? Do you have 3-5 resources that you trust absolutely? If I want to ask about a service that I know nothing about, I call Marshall, Steve, Dave, Matt and Paul. I ask, “You know anybody who’s any good at this?” If they don’t know anybody, they’ll ask their 3-5 resources and get back to me. Guaranteed, I’ll get introduced to somebody who knows their stuff and will take care of me. Incidentally, Tim, you can consider me a resource and if you call me, I’m sure that my firm will know someone in your area.
Also, the way I start any purchase process is, “So, what kind of questions should I be asking?” (The rest of the process is too long to type. Call me. I’ll talk you through it.)
Jason on August 24th, 2006 7:10 am
I use prepaid legal for the really basic stuff. At $18 a month, they provide a really good service. You get to talk on the phone with an attorney whenever you have a legal question, get free document review, a free will, and lots of other stuff that makes it a real bargain–if you use the service. They make their money on all the people who pay every month but never use it.
I might not use them for a complicated matter needing a specialist, and they tend to be very conservative in their advice, but for generic legal questions, you can’t beat the price and they get the job done. They’re also very courteous and professional.
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jaeda on August 1st, 2008 1:54 am
first thing to be ask “do you really need to consult your issue to a lawyer?” i mean, don’t you have trust in yourself to just jumping into trusting it to others? well, i think u should be realizing it by yourself before making any moves.
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