Lawyer Attorney Directory

Free Lawyer Attorney Online Directory. Begin your search by selecting a legal practice area. The Lawyer Attorney Directory Online features lawyer listings, attorney profiles, legal book store, legal articles and important legal resources to resolve legal problem. The most up-to-date lawyer attorney directory information.

How It Works

Finding the best lawyer attorney is always a difficult challenge. The Lawyer Attorney Directory makes the selection lawyer process easier. Lawyer profiles contain the knowledge, skill and expertise of each experienced attorney. Lawyers and Attorneys will provide legal consultation to help resolve your legal problem.

Step 1: Select a U.S. State

We have all fifty U.S. States, plus Puerto Rico and Guam. For International lawyer, attorney, barristers, solicitors, esquires and legal professionals, please consult the website “International” in the top navigation menu. Select the U.S. State where your legal issue or problem is located.

Step 2: Select a State County Area

Within each U.S. States, we have listed the County areas. We have tried to align the county areas with specific judicial court districts. Select the County areas where your legal issue or problem is located.

Step 3: Select a Legal Practice Area

We have an extensive list of legal practice areas. Select the legal practice area that most closely applies to your specific situation. Within each legal practice area we have included examples of issues associated with each area of legal practice.

After you have selected the STATE, COUNTY and PRACTICE AREA, Click the SUBMIT button.

Step 4: Review Lawyers Attorneys in Legal Practice Area

The search results will display a list of Lawyers and Attorneys. Review their legal profiles. A local lawyer attorney is typically your best source of information. We suggest that you make contact with several lawyers to find legal representation that you are comfortable with. Expertise and legal fees will vary. We recommend an in-person consultation before deciding to retain a lawyer attorney.

How Much Will The Lawyer Charge Me For His Or Her Services?

The lawyer's fee depends upon many variables, such as amount of time, the difficulty of the work, the skill required, the customary fee in your area for similar work, the experience, reputation and ability of the lawyer, and whether the fee is a set amount or contingent on the outcome of the case.

Some fee arrangements are:

Flat fee: the lawyer may quote you a set amount or standard fee that he or she has arrived at for your type of legal problem. In addition, lawyers usually expect you to pay court costs and to reimburse them for out-of-pocket expenses, such as travel or copying expenses. It is important that you find out what any fixed fee covers.

Hourly fee: A lawyer may prefer to bill you by the hour. Such fees may vary widely depending upon the complexity of the legal work, the skill of the lawyer and whether there are time deadlines. You may wish to try to negotiate with a lawyer on his or her hourly rates. If you agree to an hourly arrangement, you and the lawyer could include a provision in your contract requiring the lawyer not to exceed a specified amount of time or money without obtaining your permission. Insist that you be kept advised every month of the number of hours that the lawyer is spending on your problem. You also have the right to ask for a written explanation of what the lawyer did during the hours he or she worked on your case.

Retainer: Some lawyers also require an advance fee called a retainer. Ask the attorney what this covers. Occasionally, the retainer is a flat fee that will cover the lawyer's services regardless of the amount of time the lawyer spends working for you. So, it is important to ask whether there will be a refund if the attorney does not spend as much time on the problem as provided for by the retainer.

Questions about fees that you may want to ask the lawyer are:

• Can you give me an estimate of how much this legal matter will cost?

• Can we have a written fee agreement that sets forth not only my obligation to pay you, but also exactly what services you will provide?

What If I Have A Problem With My Lawyer?

If you have a problem with your lawyer, you should first discuss it with him or her. Try to work out any problems. If the problems cannot be worked out, it is your right to fire your lawyer and to hire someone else to represent you.

If the situation occurs before your legal problem is settled, you should expect to pay a portion of the fee to the lawyer for time already spent. The lawyer has an obligation to return your file.

If you believe your lawyer has not acted in your best interests and has thereby done something illegal or unethical, you may wish to file a grievance against your lawyer. In such circumstances, contact your local bar association.

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