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Attorney
Questions

What is the difference between a solo attorney and an attorney at a firm?

A solo attorney works alone or with a very small support staff, like an assistant or paralegal. An attorney in a firm often has more resources and other attorneys and/or staff affiliated with their practice. There may be differences in anticipated expenses and how your attorney will address your case that you should understand before hiring a solo attorney or attorney at a firm.

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Attorney Conflict of Interest

What to do when conflicts of interest arise in the attorney-client relationship.

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