This checklist questionnaire for hiring a lawyer template has 2 pages and is a MS Word file type listed under our legal agreements documents.
CHECKLIST HIRING A LAWYER: PERSONAL INFORMATION QUESTIONNAIRE Litigation involving your business can be legally complicated, but it can also be time-consuming and time intensive. In many cases, the first-time commitment is finding an attorney. While you may already have an attorney, who helped you to set up your business, he or she might not be experienced in litigation. In any litigation, you will need the counsel and representation of a seasoned advocate to help you through the process and ensure an outcome that meets your needs. You will want to meet with any attorney you are considering hiring, to see if you and the attorney can work together. You will really be interviewing the attorney just like you are interviewing a job applicant. In order to do the best possible job on your behalf, your attorney needs your input and cooperation. At your first meeting with your attorney, you should be prepared to provide the following information: INFORMATION ABOUT YOU Last: First: Middle Initial: Title Name of Business: Tax I.D. Number Address: City: State: ZIP: Phone: Company Information Type of Business: In Business Since: Legal Form Under Which Business Operates: State/Province: Corporation Partnership Proprietorship If Division/Subsidiary, Name of Parent Company: In Business Since: Name of Company Principal Responsible for Business Transactions: Title: Address: City: State: ZIP: Phone: Name of Company Principal Responsible for Business Transactions: Title: Address: City: State: ZIP: Phone: Financial Information
This checklist questionnaire for hiring a lawyer template has 2 pages and is a MS Word file type listed under our legal agreements documents.
CHECKLIST HIRING A LAWYER: PERSONAL INFORMATION QUESTIONNAIRE Litigation involving your business can be legally complicated, but it can also be time-consuming and time intensive. In many cases, the first-time commitment is finding an attorney. While you may already have an attorney, who helped you to set up your business, he or she might not be experienced in litigation. In any litigation, you will need the counsel and representation of a seasoned advocate to help you through the process and ensure an outcome that meets your needs. You will want to meet with any attorney you are considering hiring, to see if you and the attorney can work together. You will really be interviewing the attorney just like you are interviewing a job applicant. In order to do the best possible job on your behalf, your attorney needs your input and cooperation. At your first meeting with your attorney, you should be prepared to provide the following information: INFORMATION ABOUT YOU Last: First: Middle Initial: Title Name of Business: Tax I.D. Number Address: City: State: ZIP: Phone: Company Information Type of Business: In Business Since: Legal Form Under Which Business Operates: State/Province: Corporation Partnership Proprietorship If Division/Subsidiary, Name of Parent Company: In Business Since: Name of Company Principal Responsible for Business Transactions: Title: Address: City: State: ZIP: Phone: Name of Company Principal Responsible for Business Transactions: Title: Address: City: State: ZIP: Phone: Financial Information
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