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Lawyers:
How To Get An 'Unfair' Advantage Over Your Competition
When it comes to getting new clients, no matter what market your in, you still have to work to get the client. Rarely is a law firm so well positioned that no marketing program has to be used.
In fact, today, competition for "good" cases is stronger than ever. With some attorneys willing to sacrifice big dollars in hopes of "the big one" and others under-cutting other local attorneys, it's no wonder that it's harder and harder to get good, new business.
Add to the fact that many firms have one practice area and have no cross-selling capabilities; new business efforts can haunt a good attorney.
The best way to gain an unfair advantage over your competition is to do what I call "stealth marketing."
This is the kind of silent but deadly marketing that is bringing in volumes of new business with little cost, publicity or fanfare. When your competition finally figures out how you're opening 20 or 30 new cases a month, it's way too late for them to do anything about it.
7 Tips to Hiring a Great Personal Injury Lawyer
If you suffer an injury resulting in significant damages you will need to hire a personal injury lawyer. But in any given city, there are probably over 20 pages of personal injury attorney listings in the phone book. How do you pick the right one? What do you look for? What questions should you ask?
Here are 7 things you should know before hiring your injury lawyer...
1) The sooner you hire your lawyer the better. Begin looking for your personal injury lawyer within a week or two after your accident. If you're not physically capable you should have a friend or loved-one start looking. The sooner you start building your case the better.
2) Hire a personal injury lawyer that specializes in your specific type of injuries. Do your homework before signing the retainer agreement. Visit the firm's website and read up on it's history and each lawyer's biographical information. Ask the lawyer for some referrences and ask how much experience they have in handling cases with similar injuries. What settlement awards did they get in those cases?
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Asbestos Litigation Facts
What is Asbestos Litigation?
Asbestos Litigation or Mesothelioma Litigation refers to legal aid to Mesothelioma victims. Mesothelioma is a cancer that is caused by exposure to asbestos. It primarily affects the lining of the lungs and organs in the abdominal cavity. Asbestos litigation helps victims to seek compensation from their employers (if asbestos exposure was occupation related) or from manufacturers of asbestos containing products. The compensation may be for damages relating to medical expenses, loss of income and pain and suffering endured by the victim.
Dangers of Mesothelioma
Mesothelioma affects the linings of the lungs and abdomen and can affect heart and reproductive organs. Mesothelioma causes shortness of breath, chest pain and persistent cough. The dangerous fact about Mesothelioma is that it can lie undetected in the victim's body up to 20-50 years. The average survival time for mesothelioma victims is not more than 12-24 months. . About 70-80% of the persons suffering from Mesothelioma have history of exposure to asbestos. Asbestos litigation is the legal recourse available to mesothelioma victims for claiming compensation for their sufferings.
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