15 Questions to Ask before Hiring a Lawyer
With Dana Robinson
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Duration: 26m
Skill level: General
Released: 4/12/2023
Course details
Learning how to work with attorneys is an essential skill for executives and managers as well as a skill every business owner should know. Lawyers often expect their clients to know what law firms do for their clients, but the reality is that most people are unprepared to work with attorneys and often don’t understand what they do or what questions to ask.
Dana Robinson, an attorney, managing partner, and business operator, knows what clients should ask their attorneys. In this course, he presents 15 questions to ask a lawyer. Learn how to better work with your attorneys by understanding the questions you can ask when you are hiring an attorney, or even after you’ve already engaged counsel. Is the law firm size right for your needs? Is the lawyer an expert in the areas of law you need? Is a retainer required? Explore these questions and more to become more knowledgeable about what lawyers do so you can engage their services more effectively and efficiently.
Skills you’ll gain
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Meet the instructor
Learner reviews
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Vladimir Rios
Vladimir Rios
AWARD WINNING MOVIE DIRECTOR - I STILL REMEMBER/ HUMAN RIGTHS AND DIPLOMACY ADVOCATE
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Dennis C. Leka
Dennis C. Leka
Advocate of the High Court of Tanzania, Notary Public, and Commissioner for Oaths specializing in cross-border corporate transactions and banking law.
Contents
What’s included
- Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone
- Stay up to date Continuing Education Units
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