My "general" law practice includes civil and criminal litigation (trials), small matters that can be resolved by writing a letter or making a phone call, and major litigation that may be within the legal system for many years. Clients are large and small businesses, men and women in domestic, probate, civil and criminal cases, and come from all over the world.
I prefer to address the total problems of my clients, and feel that the variety in my practice helps me deal with the variety of legal matters in most people's lives.
How I Choose to Work
There are limits to the number of different legal problems a single lawyer can adequately address. Generally, if I have already provided legal services to a client, I would be willing to consider helping that client with most other legal matters that might develop, and would certainly help a former client find another attorney, if appropriate.
If the legal problem of a longtime client became very specialized, or would require me to spend more time than I want to spend developing the legal issues involved, I would consult other attorneys who have a limited practice in that area of law or refer the client to the other lawyer.
