Alex Genadinik – How to hire a good lawyer

Alex Genadinik – How to hire a good lawyer

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If you need to hire a lawyer now, or will need to hire one for your business, take this course to learn how to hire a good lawyer that will help you at a reasonable price, and get the job done well!

Every lawyer will tell you about how good they are. But how do you know before hiring them? In this course Steve Pipenger (New York state lawyer) explains the best strategies of finding a lawyer, looking up their history and doing research on them. Steve also explains what to do in order to get a good price!

This is a quick course and will take under an hour to complete, and after you finish the course you will be able to save a lot of money and time by hiring a great lawyer when you will need to hire one!

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Course Curriculum

Course introduction

• Course and instructor introduction (1:36)
• How to use the discussion to get my personal feedback for you and your business (1:17)
• Further introducing the course (0:39)
• Disclaimer: this course covers United States law ONLY (0:39)

How to hire lawyers

• Different kinds of lawyers you can hire (4:41)
• What kind of lawyer do you need when you are just starting your business (4:35)
• Websites for looking up and finding lawyers (1:49)
• How much should you pay & how do you know if you are getting a good deal? (5:45)
• How much should you pay & how do you know if you are getting a good deal? (2:29)
• Which credentials matter when looking for a lawyer (2:29)
• How to research a lawyers’s disciplinary and ethics background (1:27)
• DIY (do it yourself options) – how to best use them and are they viable (3:05)
• Hiring tips from Alex (1:47)

Conclusion

• I want to hear from you. Please post questions and start community discussions (1:58)