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In your search for a lawyer or for legal information or advice, you have probably come across a large number of advertisements and websites boldly proclaiming that they offer free legal consultations. A legal consultation is simply a short meeting between a lawyer and a potential client, during which the potential gives the facts of his or her case to the lawyer, and the lawyer explains the legal implications of those facts. The lawyer, based on the facts provided, will then consult the client about his or her likely options, the probable outcome if the case goes to trial, and what the case is likely to cost. At this point, it is generally up to the client to decide if an attorney/client relationship is going to be formed.

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In your search for a lawyer or for legal information or advice, you have probably come across a large number of advertisements and websites boldly proclaiming that they offer free legal consultations. A legal consultation is simply a short meeting between a lawyer and a potential client, during which the potential gives the facts of his or her case to the lawyer, and the lawyer explains the legal implications of those facts. The lawyer, based on the facts provided, will then consult the client about his or her likely options, the probable outcome if the case goes to trial, and what the case is likely to cost. At this point, it is generally up to the client to decide if an attorney/client relationship is going to be formed.

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In your search for a lawyer or for legal information or advice, you have probably come across a large number of advertisements and websites boldly proclaiming that they offer free legal consultations. A legal consultation is simply a short meeting between a lawyer and a potential client, during which the potential gives the facts of his or her case to the lawyer, and the lawyer explains the legal implications of those facts. The lawyer, based on the facts provided, will then consult the client about his or her likely options, the probable outcome if the case goes to trial, and what the case is likely to cost. At this point, it is generally up to the client to decide if an attorney/client relationship is going to be formed.

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In your search for a lawyer or for legal information or advice, you have probably come across a large number of advertisements and websites boldly proclaiming that they offer free legal consultations. A legal consultation is simply a short meeting between a lawyer and a potential client, during which the potential gives the facts of his or her case to the lawyer, and the lawyer explains the legal implications of those facts. The lawyer, based on the facts provided, will then consult the client about his or her likely options, the probable outcome if the case goes to trial, and what the case is likely to cost. At this point, it is generally up to the client to decide if an attorney/client relationship is going to be formed.

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In your search for a lawyer or for legal information or advice, you have probably come across a large number of advertisements and websites boldly proclaiming that they offer free legal consultations. A legal consultation is simply a short meeting between a lawyer and a potential client, during which the potential gives the facts of his or her case to the lawyer, and the lawyer explains the legal implications of those facts. The lawyer, based on the facts provided, will then consult the client about his or her likely options, the probable outcome if the case goes to trial, and what the case is likely to cost. At this point, it is generally up to the client to decide if an attorney/client relationship is going to be formed.

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In your search for a lawyer or for legal information or advice, you have probably come across a large number of advertisements and websites boldly proclaiming that they offer free legal consultations. A legal consultation is simply a short meeting between a lawyer and a potential client, during which the potential gives the facts of his or her case to the lawyer, and the lawyer explains the legal implications of those facts. The lawyer, based on the facts provided, will then consult the client about his or her likely options, the probable outcome if the case goes to trial, and what the case is likely to cost. At this point, it is generally up to the client to decide if an attorney/client relationship is going to be formed.