Just as you may interview more than one Charleston personal injury lawyer regarding your case to determine whom you want to hire, a lawyer may assess you and your case before agreeing to represent you. An attorney must make accurate assessments regarding the viability and strengths of a case before he or she commits time and resources to its pursuit. This is especially true when the case is taken on a contingency fee basis because the lawyer risks never being paid for his or her time.

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Review the factors listed in this infographic. If you believe that you still have a strong case, contact a Charleston personal injury lawyer from McCarthy Rowden & Baker for an evaluation.