Outsmart Your Attorney And Save Money On Your Bill!
Talk Is Cheap - Unless You’re Talking To a Lawyer!
Jonna's new eBook is now available for purchase!
A penny saved is a penny earned. More than two-hundred years have passed since Benjamin
Franklin uttered this famous phrase, yet the words still ring true today. Perhaps this explains why our
penny-wise society expends great effort to find the lowest interest rate loan, the smallest realtor commission,
and the bank with the fewest fees. I say, why stop there?
Most attorneys, myself included, spend a lot of time explaining “the law” to clients who are seeking
advice, but very few of my colleagues spend any time explaining how the client can avoid paying
unnecessary attorney's fees and costs over the course of their representation.
I've compiled ten money-saving techniques in this book to help teach potential clients where to
look for money-saving opportunities within their own attorney-client relationship. By putting these
techniques into practice, those in need of legal representation may easily save hundreds, and possibly
thousands, in unnecessary legal fees and costs.
The principles contained in How to Outsmart Your Attorney and Save Money on Your Bill can be
applied to virtually any attorney-client relationship, be it business, civil, personal injury, corporate law,
contract negotiation, matrimonial and family law, or criminal defense -- you name it. Even those litigants
who hire one of those lawyers who promise, “If We Don't Win, You Don't Pay!” can benefit from
the skills to be learned in this book because, what those lawyers don't tell you, is that you, the client,
WILL PAY costs - not fees - even if you and your lawyer lose the case! To the unsuspecting client, costs
can really add up. Until now, that is.
Most attorneys charge upward of $250 per hour for their time (double that if your lawyer is located
in a big city, and triple it if your big-city lawyer never met a camera she didn't like) If my readers use
any of the techniques to shave as little as one hour of attorney time off their bills, this book will pay for
itself several times over!
No matter how rich or poor a person may be, legal representation can be both exceptionally good
and affordable. There is no need to compromise one for the other. I hope attorneys and their prospective
clients alike will benefit from the techniques contained in this book.