Why You Always Need a Second Opinion

Choosing the right lawyer can be a daunting task. The legal landscape is confusing, and often intimidating. This is especially true if this is your first foray into the law. Many clients feel that once they have retained a lawyer they are stuck and cannot seek out another point of view. Here are some reasons why you should seek out a second opinion.

A Second Opinion is Your Right

The Law Society of Upper Canada allows lawyers to offer a second opinion to an individual who has already retained a lawyer. This enables the client to make an informed decision regarding their legal representation while ensuring their lawyer is the best fit.

 A Second Opinion Means Peace of Mind

When you need a lawyer, you need peace of mind. It is often difficult for clients to know whether or not their lawyer is effectively advocating on their behalf, which is why it is important to seek an outside opinion before it is too late. As a client, it is important to remember that you are the customer, and that you have the power to hire the best fit.

Good Lawyers are Comfortable with their Level of Service

Your lawyer’s duty is to give you value for your money. The medical and insurance fields often encourage patients to seek a second, or even third opinion before undergoing certain procedures. This process should be welcomed and encouraged by the legal community. Overall, it is never wrong to question your attorney’s doings. In fact, at Millars Law we encourage it.

A Second Opinion on a Personal Injury is Only One Phone Call Away

Millars Law offers 30-minute free consults that could be the difference between your counsel suggesting a guilty plea or a win at trial. It could also be the difference between a lawyer going through the motions after a serious motor vehicle accident or a lawyer passionately advocating for your family. The choice is yours. Click here to book your free consult  or call us directly at 519-657-1LAW (1529).

 

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