7 Things You Should Know Before Hiring a Clearwater Attorney
Seek a Top Firm for Guidance through Your Personal Injury Case
The legal world is complicated, especially when you need a lawyer after a
serious accident or injury. When you are focused on healing, the last thing you are thinking about
is finding the right attorney. In addition to this, how do you know who
to choose? You put a lot of trust into a law firm and it’s important
that you know a few key facts to help you find the best possible attorney
for your compensation claim.
Have more questions? Call
(727) 308-6060 and ask for Bryan Caulfield to discuss your case with a
Board Certified Civil Trial lawyer and dedicated Clearwater personal injury attorney.
What You Should Know about Florida Lawyers
Before you hire an attorney, keep the following in mind:
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All licensed Florida attorneys, simply by virtue of being licensed, have
the minimum qualifications to represent you in a
personal injury matter. Your challenge will be to dig deeper to select an attorney with more
than the minimum qualifications.
- Any lawyer may claim to be a “personal injury attorney,” an
“injury law attorney,” or “trial attorney.” You
need only possess a license to practice law to make these claims. A deeper
examination may reveal they have never conducted a jury trial in a personal
injury case… ever.
- Descriptive terms like “aggressive,” “tenacious,”
and “experienced” mean nothing and can be claimed by all attorneys.
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Board Certification is a meaningful way to distinguish an attorney’s level of skill
and experience. Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyers have achieved a level
of competence and experience that is possessed by less 2% of all Florida
lawyers. Many lawyers who advertise, in fact some the biggest advertisers,
do not possess the minimum qualifications to become Board Certified.
- Board Certification is the highest level of evaluation by the Florida Bar
of competency and experience within an area of law and professionalism
and ethics.
- If you do not see the words “Board Certified,” “expert,”
or “specialist” and you don’t see the Board Certified
logo in a lawyer’s advertisement there is only one reason –
they have not achieved Board Certification. You should demand the Board
Certified difference for your case. Only 1.24% of the 87,000 members of
the Florida Bar are Board Certified.
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Only Board Certified lawyers can advertise themselves as an “expert”
or “specialist” in their field.
Bryan Caulfield is an expert and a specialist in personal injury and
wrongful death law.
You can hire Bryan Caulfield for the same fee as a non-certified attorney.
Why settle for less competence and experience? Demand Board Certification
- same price, more experience. Schedule your
free and immediate consultation today.
