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ARTICLE · 23 FEBRUARY 2020

Preparing for your first conference with your lawyer – a guide for clients

There are notable things that you can do to assist your lawyer (and to assist yourself) to achieve a favourable outcome.

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

You have a legal problem. You need help. You have spoken to your friends, have done your research and have now found the right lawyer that will guide you through the difficult time that you are currently experiencing. You have signed a costs agreement with your lawyer's firm and have attended to the administrative tasks that have been asked of you by your lawyer in order for your lawyer to commence working on your matter. Your first conference has been scheduled and it's coming up. It's all up to your lawyer now ... or is it?

The reality is, there are further notable things that you can do to assist your lawyer (and ultimately assist yourself) to achieve a favourable outcome for your case, and it all starts with preparing well for your first conference with your lawyer.

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