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HIRING A SOLICITOR:

THE ULTIMATE GUIDE;

Most people will need the services of a solicitor at some point in their lives. Whether it be for a house purchase, writing a will, making a personal injury claim, dealing with a divorce or drafting a business contract.

Finding yourself in any situation that requires the need for a solicitor can feel like a daunting and unnerving experience.

The law can be a complicated minefield, so employing the skills and knowledge of a solicitor can be reassuring, and often an absolute necessity.

The following guide provides a wealth of practical advice on how to source and hire the most suitable firm of solicitors for your legal needs, avoiding potential pitfalls along the way.

SECTION 1: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE FOR UNDERSTANDING YOUR REQUIREMENTS;

The first step is to get a good understanding of your requirements so that you understand your need for a solicitor, what type of solicitor you need, and whether your search will be confined to solicitors within a particular location or nationwide.

DO I NEED A SOLICITOR?

It may seem obvious, but the first step is to understand your needs and determine if your legal issue requires the help of a solicitor? There are legal situations that can be dealt with sufficiently by yourself without the need for hiring a solicitor.

Depending on your circumstances, legal advice for your situation may be available through online resources, local authorities, trade unions or support charities. If you are not sure if you need a solicitor, the Citizens Advice Bureau is a fantastic free service to discuss your problem and determine if hiring a solicitor is your best course of action.

Most solicitors are happy to provide a free initial consultation to discuss your legal requirements, during which they would be able to confirm if they can help, and if so, what they can offer you.

WHAT TYPE OF SOLICITOR DO I NEED?

Many solicitors will be able to provide legal assistance for multiple areas of law. But there are some that may specialise in a single practice area, such as personal injury or employment law. So before contacting any solicitors, it is important to determine what type of solicitor you need so that you can source suitable firms. In a lot of cases, it will be fairly obvious what type of solicitor you need. If you have been injured in a car accident for example, most people would know that they would need to find a personal injury solicitor to help them make an accident claim.

Or if you feel that you have been unfairly dismissed by your employer, it is fairly clear that you would need the help of an employment law solicitor. However, there are lots of grey areas, where you may not be sure what area of law your particular legal issue would fall under.

Within our online directory of solicitors, we have 25 legal practice departments, making it easier for you to find a solicitors that provide the services you need. Here is a brief summary of the type of legal issues that would normally be covered by each of these practice areas. Although you should also keep in mind that there are some law firms that may specialise in a particular niche, such as a personal injury firm specialising only in accidents at work for example.

• Children Law - A solicitor specialising in children law will be able to help with child custody and other legal issues regarding children.
• Clinical Negligence - Clinical or medical negligence is a specialist area of personal injury law that can help the victims of medical negligence claim compensation for injuries they have suffered.
• Commercial Property - A commercial property solicitor can help businesses buy, sell or lease land and property for commercial use, as well as dealing with commercial property disputes.
• Company & Commercial - A company or commercial law solicitor can help businesses with the legal aspects of running a business, and disputes that may occur as a consequence of business.
• Consumer - Consumer rights law provides legal protection for consumers when purchasing goods or services that are not up to the standard expected.
• Conveyancing & Property - Conveyancing & property law covers the buying and selling of houses and land, lease agreements, and property disputes.
• Corporate Finance - Businesses entering into financial arrangements with banks or other financiers may require a corporate finance solicitor to help with the legal and administrative requirements.
• Criminal - If you are accused of committing a crime, a firm of criminal lawyers will advise you on your rights and represent you should your case go to court.
• Education - A solicitor practicing educational law can help in situations where individuals are denied access to education, or teachers are under regulatory investigation.
• Employment - Employment law covers most work-related issues, including the dismissal of employees, working conditions and discrimination in the workplace.
• Environment - An environment law solicitor helps businesses and individuals to navigate environmental laws and regulations regarding contaminated land, pollution and other environmental issues.
• Family - A family law solicitor can help with relationship and family issues such as divorce, adoption, domestic abuse and child maintenance.
• Human Rights - A human rights solicitor can help provide legal protection for people who feel that their civil liberties and human rights have been abused or infringed upon.
• Immigration - An immigration lawyer can provide legal advice and assistance on all aspects of immigration, including visa and asylum applications and appeals.
• Information Technology - Solicitors practicing information technology law will help businesses with IT related issues such as data protection and software licensing agreements.
• Intellectual Property - An intellectual property lawyer can help people and business secure and enforce legal rights to designs, inventions and artistic works.
• Libel & Defamation - If the reputation of a person or business has been damaged due to the false written or spoken words of a third party, a solicitor practicing in this area of law can help.
• Mental Health - A mental health law solicitor can help to protect the rights of individuals with mental health issues and vulnerable people that lack the mental capacity to make decisions.
• Personal Finance & Tax - A solicitor practicing in the area of personal finance and tax law can assist with issues such as tax liability, managing a trust and insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings.
• Personal Injury - Personal injury solicitors can help people make personal injury claims for car accidents, work accidents and other accidents that are caused by the negligence of a third party.
• Professional Negligence - If you suffer financial loss due to the negligence of professionals such as accountants, solicitors or surveyors, you may be eligible to make a professional negligence compensation claim.
• Wills, Probate & Trusts - This area of law covers the drafting or contesting of a will, the creation and management of a trust, and dealing with the estate of a person that has passed away.

If you are still not sure what type of solicitor you need, simply contact one of our local solicitors to hand. All our solicitors are happy to give advise and support and confirm if they are able to help with your legal issue, and point you in the right direction if it concerns a certain case that we do not cover. Alternatively you can contact the Citizens Advice Bureau. Their advisors would be able to provide you with general free legal advice and confirm the type of solicitor you would need to hire.

DO I NEED A LOCAL SOLICITOR?

Deciding if the location of the solicitor is important to you will help to narrow down your search. In our services Justice Departments Courts , we have departments of solicitors based in the UK. So whether you are looking for a solicitor in within the UK, we can help you choose a solicitor suitable for your legal requirements.

In most cases, we would recommend hiring a local solicitor whenever possible, as this gives you the option of visiting the solicitor in person, which can help with communication. By hiring one of our solicitors, you may also benefit from having a solicitor with local knowledge of your area.

In many cases the location of the solicitor you hire will come down to three points:

• 1) The type of legal issue you have - choosing a local solicitor will have more importance when dealing with certain legal issues than others. For example, if you are being charged with a crime and need a criminal law solicitor, you will most likely need to choose a local firm to represent you in order to have face-to-face contact. If you are going through a divorce, you might also prefer a local solicitor so that you can discuss face-to-face what are likely to be sensitive and emotional issues. If on the other hand you need a solicitor to help you make a personal injury claim or draft an employment contract for a new business, you may find that communication via telephone, email and post is sufficient for your needs. In this case, the location of the solicitor you choose is not as important.
• 2) Local availability of solicitors that specialise in the area of law you need - if you live in one of the larger towns or cities in the UK, you should be able to find plenty of solicitors that cover the area of law your issue relates to. However, if you live in a more rural area and have a fairly specialist legal issue, you may find it more difficult to find a local solicitor and have no option but to look further afield.
• 2) Personal preference - in many cases, whether you decide to choose a local solicitor or not will simply be down to your personal preference. If your issue does not require any face-to-face contact with a solicitor, and you are happy to communicate over the phone and through email, the location of the firm of solicitors you chose has much less importance.

SECTION 2: HOW TO CHOOSE A SOLICITOR;

At this stage, you have now established the type of solicitor you require and whether you need to find one in a particular location. You are now in a position to narrow down the list of possible solicitors to contact, which will make comparing solicitors and finding the right firm for you much easier.

Our Attorney Lawyers generally work on a fixed fee hourly basis and their hourly rates are set out below:

Legal Role:                                                                                                                                    Hourly Rate:

1. Option 1 Criminal Defence Attorney Solicitor with more than 8 years’ PQE work on a fixed fee hourly basis and their hourly rates are £100 pound a hour with VAT included.
2. Option 2 Defence Attorney Solicitor with a PQE for 12 years is specialised in all laws and the hourly rates are £140.00 pound a hour with VAT included.
3. Option 3 Attorney Solicitor with a PQE for 12 years is specialised in all laws and the hourly rates are £240.00 pound a hour with VAT included.

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• CRIMINAL DEFENCE ATTORNEY SOLICITOR ANDREW ANTONIO:
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• DEFENCE ATTORNEY SOLICITOR JAMAL KHAN:

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