Your first goal is to find out how many cases an attorney has actually handled.
You also want to know: how many of these were settled, and how many of these went to trial? What were the results of each case?
You should ask the same questions about his or her law firm. You're goal is to find out about the firm -- is this an area the firm specializes in?
Next, you want to ask if the attorney intends to actually handle your case him or herself. Many attorneys simply refer these cases to another law firm and receive part of the fee in exchange. This may not be in your best interest.
A very important question to ask is how expenses and attorney fees will be handled for the case. The process is not fast -preparation for the trial and then the trial itself - will take many months (or even years).
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