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Thursday, August 28th, 2008
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12 Tough Questions to Ask Before You Hire an Equine Lawyer
- What percentage of your practice is devoted to equine law? (At least 75%.)
- How many years have you competed in horse shows? (At least 15 years.)
- How many jury trials have you tried? (At least 100.)
- Do you have experts and contacts in the industry who can help with my case?
- If I can’t come to your office, will you come to my farm or ranch?
- How often will you let me know the status of my case?
- Do you attend the National Equine Law Conference each year?
- Will you send me free educational articles on equine law?
- What are the chances we can resolve my matter without going to court?
- What can I expect as a reasonable settlement?
- Do you conduct free educational seminars so I can learn more about equine law?
- Do you offer a free initial consultation?
You’re Invited to Call or E-mail!
“If you have questions or comments about any aspect of law relating to horses,
please don’t hesitate to call or send me an e-mail. I’ll be glad to hear from you --
and promise I will do everything I can to help you!” -- Polly