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Attorney Consultation Preparation Kit
A free attorney consultation is a job interview — yours. Walk in with organized records, targeted questions, and a clear framework for deciding whether this attorney is the right one for your case.
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PDF · 34 pages · 3.6 MB

What is inside
A preparation guide for personal injury claimants attending their first attorney consultation who want to make the most of a free intake meeting, evaluate the attorney clearly, and understand what comes next.
- Why Preparation Changes the Consultation Outcome
- Documents to Bring: The Complete Intake Checklist
- What Not to Say in a Consultation
- 25 Questions to Ask Any Personal Injury Attorney
- Understanding Contingency Fee Agreements
- What a Strong Case Evaluation Sounds Like
- Red Flags During the Consultation
- Post-Meeting Attorney Comparison Sheet
- Deciding Whether to Sign: Decision Framework
- Next Steps After Hiring an Attorney
How to use the guide
- Save a copy and read its instructions before filling in fields.
- Use your records to enter facts and dates. Label anything that still needs confirmation.
- Keep your completed copy private. Check the recipient and the included information before sharing.
- Verify the applicable state rules. The guide does not decide coverage, legal deadlines, or claim value.
Who this is for
- Claimants attending their first free consultation who want to arrive prepared.
- People comparing multiple attorneys before signing a contingency agreement.
- Buyers of the Claim Kit or Settlement Blueprint who are ready to escalate to legal representation.
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Sources
- USAGov Consumer Complaint Routing
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- NHTSA Traffic Records Standards
Crash-documentation and reporting fields that shape evidence quality.
- CMS Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery
Official Medicare recovery workflow relevant to settlement timing and lien math.
Educational consultation preparation guide only. Attorney selection, contingency terms, and case evaluation depend on state bar rules and facts specific to your claim.
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