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Attorneys will give you advice, proactively work for your interests, and anticipate problems that you may not see coming.

A big part of an attorney’s job is to select jurors, argue motions, meet with judges and question witnesses.

Attorneys gather evidence to formulate defense or to initiate legal actions.

Before going to trial, an attorney will develop strategies and arguments in preparation of the case.

In court, attorneys present and summarize cases to judges and juries.

In court proceedings, an attorney will analyze the probable outcome of the case.

An attorney will interpret laws, rulings and regulations for you.

Attorneys oftentimes strike up a fair settlement offer or plea bargain on the client’s behalf.

An attorney will explain your options to you before trial begins.

Hiring an attorney can help you avoid potential legal problems in the long run.

Attorneys in certain cases will be able to avoid trial altogether.

An attorney will know what to plead in any case and will explain your options.

Attorneys guide their clients through the complexities of the law.

An attorney has a thorough understanding of the law to assist you in legal matters.

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Beyond Biglaw: 3 Spring Cleaning Tips

Whether you are an attorney or not, this advice can be applied for everyday life!
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Beyond Biglaw: 3 Spring Cleaning Tips No one said spring cleaning is easy -- but if it is done right, it can lead to a fresh start.

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Historians believe that the earliest lawyers existed in the government of Ancient Greece. Lawyers in Ancient Greece served purposes similar to those purposes of today.

Back In The Race: What Does It Mean To Work Hard?

Working hard is now less associated with being successful. Nowadays, you have to work hard in order to get by. http://abovethelaw.com/2016/03/back-in-the-race-what-does-it-mean-to-work-hard/

Back In The Race: What Does It Mean To Work Hard? What do we talk about when we talk about "hard work"?

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Your lawyer should give you a basic description of your legal matter and let you know what problems to expect, how they'll be handled, and when things will happen.

37 Brilliant April Fools' Day Pranks Your Kids Will Totally Fall For

37 Next-Level April Fools’ Day Pranks Your Kids Will Never Forget. A whole lot of genius… a little bit of evil.

37 Brilliant April Fools' Day Pranks Your Kids Will Totally Fall For A whole lot of genius... a little bit of evil.

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Not providing all the facts to your attorney, even the "bad" ones, is a good way to doom your case.

Do you think there should be an LSAT cutoff score for law school admission?

Do you think there should be an LSAT cutoff score for law school admission?

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are held to the highest possible standards and practices, ensuring you get proper representation and legal protection.

Tip of the day: Always call the judge "your honor", do not use their name, even their full name, or something more casual like "Judge Johnson" unless they specifically request you to.

Your conduct in court can make a big impression on both the judge and jurors, so it pays to know how you are expected to act and observe the proper procedures and decorum while in the courtroom.

Most attorneys work on a “contingency” basis. What this means is that they do not get paid unless they win your case.

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