How Do You Find The Right Tampa Lawyer?
There Are 87,000 Attorneys Registered With The Florida Bar. Do You Know Which Of Them Is A Tampa Lawyer You Can Trust?
I wondered that myself. Are you supposed to just pick up the phone and look for yourself? Are you supposed to ask a neighbor or friend for a referral? How do I know that the attorney that they went to see is any good? It’s not like most people even know what questions to ask of an attorney. If you don’t know what questions to ask, how can you possibly vet out a bad counselor from a good one?
Well, there are two ways that you can find someone reputable on your own. One way is to visit Martindale Hubbell which is a long established directory of attorney’s nationwide. James Martindale established his directory in 1868 to serve as a clearing house on information pertaining to attorneys across the Country.
Since that time, Martindale Hubbell has grown into maintaining information on over 1 million attorneys. The information is quite comprehensive and will allow you to find out a great deal about a Tampa lawyer before you seek out their counsel.
Here is a sample report on an attorney (I don’t think he would mind but I blacked out his name just in case he didn’t want all of this info published (even if it was real easy to find)

Isn’t that some really cool information that you can find out with a few clicks of your mouse? Did you even know this kind of information was available? Probably not. Think about it, where have you ever seen something like this published to the general public?
A good Tampa lawyer can cost you in excess of $300.00 per hour. For that kind of money I want someone who is rated highly by their peers and clients. Take the time to check out the Tampa lawyer you want to work with. It’s better safe than sorry.



Hi, My name is Shannon Harrigan. I am the mother of two young baby boys (that's my youngest Kelly in the picture) who has seen enough of my friends and co-workers struggle with finding competent legal advice. Everyone's talking about health care reform but no one seems to be talking about legal reform.
