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Hiring an attorney seems like a stressful process. The need for one does not usually arise from good fortune, and the prospect of losing a case looms large. Naturally, you want to find the best attorney to represent your needs and interests.

You look at what law school they went to, what firm they work for, what states have admitted them to the bar, and their previous track record. All of these factors contribute to whether or not you hire someone to represent you.

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