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What to Look For in a New Jersey Personal Injury Attorney

Good demeanor.

It may seem superficial to judge a legal representative by his or her presentation. But the truth is that appearances count in court. Your lawyer should not only look and act professionally, but he or she should also be a strong communicator. Remember, you may be spending many months consulting this person. He or she should be someone whose company you enjoy.

Solid record.

Your New Jersey personal injury attorney should boast a credible background in the domain of personal injury law that's relevant to your case. He or she should be experienced at trial, schooled in applicable case law, and available to commit energy and resources to your case.

Belongs to professional legal organizations.

Ideally, your New Jersey personal injury lawyer should be a member in good standing of the New Jersey Bar Association, the New Jersey Trial Lawyers Association, and other relevant organizations.

Offers a fair payment structure.

Many injury lawyers work on what's known as a contingency basis. This means that they only collect fees for their work if they succeed. This fee ranges between 33% and 42% of the monies awarded, but it may not include other costs of legal action, such as filing costs and photocopies. Some attorneys may only take your case for a flat fee – particularly if they deem the potential contingency payoff to be too small to justify the approach economically. Whatever payment structure you and your lawyer arrange, get it in writing and ask questions first.

Boasts additional training/experience relevant to your claim.

Your attorney may teach personal injury law at a local college or may have authored books, trade journals, or magazine articles. He or she might hold a degree in medicine or have special technical experience that's relevant to malpractice matters.

Located locally.

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