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Re: Legal Services
[Re: TheIsland]
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10/31/13 10:51 AM
10/31/13 10:51 AM
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klydon1
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One thing that I have noticed is that sometimes thee Attorneys who do the most advertising are the last ones I would want to be representing me. The really good lawyers don't need to advertise. They get lots of referrals. Just my opinion True. Beware of regional periodicals, like Best Lawyers in _______, or Who's Who. The attorneys, selected to appear as the best in their fields, are only there because they've paid money. These periodicals suggest that they were selected by merit. But the truth is that they have to pay to be included. That's not to say that they aren't competent, but you have to beware of the selection process., Does that include that SuperLawyers publication ?? Yes.
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Re: Legal Services
[Re: klydon1]
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10/31/13 11:24 AM
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olivant
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The good ones live on word of mouth and referrals from other lawyers, its that simple. When I want to find a good lawyer, I check with the Devil. He keeps a list of those who have sold him their souls.  If there were such a thing as devils, you can bet they'd run an effective lawyer referral service. See. A perfect example of a lawyer trying to sow doubt and confusion.
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