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Hi. I’m Reed Bloodworth Founder and CEO of Bloodworth Law PLLC. The best lawyers do this for their clients before accepting a case and will consider a client’s needs first so that representation is right for the situation.
The Best Lawyers Do This for Their Clients
Bloodworth Law, PLLC, was started because I wanted to provide clients the highest possible legal representation in lawsuits and litigation. That means that I do business with my clients’ needs in mind so that their legal rights come first. I find that the best lawyers do this for their clients as a best practice to provide the most qualified representation possible.
Check for Conflict of Interest
First, the best attorneys will carefully check for a conflict of interest. We may not be able to accept your case because of a conflict of interest.
Well, what’s a conflict of interest? That means that we may have previously represented the other side in your lawsuit. Or we may have an existing case that is in opposition to your case. Or we may have a history with a party in your lawsuit that would prevent us from accepting your case.
Type of Cases Represented
Second, the best attorneys will consider what type of case it is. We may not have represented a party in a case such as yours and if that is the case the best attorneys are going to inform you of this fact.
All Angles of the Legal Situation
Third, the best attorneys are going to carefully consider all angles of the legal situation facing you.
Is your case viable?
What are the pros and cons of the case? And then we’re going to sit down and discuss those issues with you.
When you are finally ready, the best attorneys will only accept cases that we feel we can best represent our clients and provide all of the best representation necessary for your case.
When you’re looking for the best attorneys speak with multiple attorneys.
- Look at all of the reviews.
- Ask for client referrals.
These are the ways you will best find and locate the best attorney for your case. I’m Reed Bloodworth the Founder and CEO of Bloodworth Law, PLLC. Let’s talk about what happened to you.