How to choose lawyer in India?


This is the question many of us face while filing or contesting a case in court or even want to have some legal advice related to our issue. Here are some of the key points to remember before choosing your lawyer:
1       Make sure you consult more than one lawyer before finalizing one for your case. It is always better to keep your mind open and unbiased while meeting different lawyers.

2       Look at the cost structure before finalizing, as it is one of the most important factors while making your decision.

3       Know the experience of the lawyer. This directly correlates to the number of cases he/she has fought. Also know the types of cases he generally fights and find out if any similar case they fought in past.

4       Look for the online testimonials and reviews about the lawyer on google or different websites. No one is better judge about their performance then their clients.

5       Lawyer must be accessible to you easily. This will bring in the confidence as legal matters in India can sometimes be dreadful.

6       Last but not the least your frequency must match with the lawyer’s frequency. His actions and thoughts must align with yours. This will make you more comfortable around him and would be easy to share your thoughts with him/her.


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