Who is my lawyer?
Ask which attorney is responsible for your file, how often you'll hear from them, and whether the firm might refer the case to another office. Look up that attorney's license in your state before you sign.
How do fees and costs work?
Ask for the fee agreement and have them walk you through how case expenses are calculated. Find out what you'd owe if the case loses, and what happens if you switch lawyers partway through.
What does the process look like?
Ask about the likely steps, what tends to cause delays, and what documents they need from you. Be wary of anyone who quotes a number for your case at the first meeting. Past verdicts are not a forecast.
Now put it to use
Take these questions to the comparison and see which company answers them best.
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