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Who is your lawyer
Robert J. Amelio
Attorney & Counselor
I
f you answered “I
don’t have one,”
you are among
the majority of the
population who
plan to retain a
lawyer only after a
need or a problem
arises that you
feel you cannot
handle yourself.
Perhaps you are without a lawyer because you feel you cannot
afford one.
Finding a lawyer after a problem has arisen can be stressful. Is the
lawyer competent? Trustworthy? Is the lawyer a person with whom
you have rapport? Is the lawyer a person who is interested in you or
your business?
When problems arise, your focus should be on the problem at
hand. A better way to attack a problem is with legal counsel you
already know and trust.
In many ways, a lawyer-client relationsh