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3 years ago

Describe three ways to narrow down qualified lawyers.

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- See how much experience/expertise they had in the specific type of cases that related to you
- See the winning rate of their previous cases.
- See the firms that affiliated with the lawyers (best lawyers tend to be affiliated with big companies)

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