Deciding Whether You Should Fire Your Personal Injury Lawyer? [Watch This Video First]

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Your personal injury case has been going on for years and you haven't heard anything from your attorney. You probably want to fire them. Here's the deal. Firing an attorney can be really expensive and if you were to go to any other experienced attorney to take on your years-old case, they are probably going to say no.
At BenGlassLaw, our goal is to educate you on everything you need to know about your personal injury case. Attorney Ben Glass explains in this video why you need to be proactive instead of firing your lawyer and work to repair the attorney/client relationship to get your case moving along.
Ben's 3 major tips are:
1. Send the firm an email
2. Ask for all of the pleadings in the case
3. Make sure your attorney has all of your medical records
If you need guidance on your personal injury case, visit www.benglasslaw.com or call us at [phone].

[@JamesJordan-mz3nn]

Why provoke or try to continue a conversation or communication with attorneys. Who you've had problems communicating with for 4 years. It's time to fire them

[@BenGlass]

Exactly. Most attorney. Client problems are communication problems. The attorney needs to be proactive and the client needs to not wait for 4 years frankly

[@HouseFireHeroes]

Sounds like if it’s going on years and years you might have hired Alex Murdaugh