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Insider's Guide on Hiring a Business Attorney

Posted by Michael Hartzell on Sun, Jun 20, 2010
  
 
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John L. Watkins has a book titled: "An Insider's Guide on Hiring a Business Attorney".  It received a great review yesterday from noted author Christy Pinheiro, Enrolled Agent, Accredited Business Adviser and Accredited Business Accountant.

The book is written for business owners and executives to provide the resources for finding, evaluating, interviewing and working with a business attorney. It is useful for anyone -- including international business executives -- who knows they need a business attorney, but is not sure about how to go about finding and evaluating one.

By John Watkins - Litigation and Business Lawyer Shareholder, Chorey, Taylor & Feil, Atlanta
 
What is fascinating is the question and answer to business owners; 
Question: "Do you have an attorney?" 
Answer:  "Nope". 
Many business owners are working so hard and believe in others so much, there is a lot of FAT.  Too much FAT.  FAT stands for Faith And Trust.  FAT is good but being prepared for the unknown, the predators and con artists is a good thing.
 
We don't like attorneys.  There is mostly stress and conflict when you even begin to think the word.  Considering the consequences can be worse without an attorney, it is a given that you consider having one handy.  (I know from personal experience.  Surprises will happen when you least expect them.)
 
Ahh...now you have a book!  Simple.  Read it.  Then reach out to John L. Watkins.  John L. Watkins is on LinkedIn.  He introduced the comments on LinkedIn.  In other words, the traditional method of creeping into a stuffy attorney's office and wondering how many thousands of dollars it will cost and thinking about "how dumb were you really?" will be eliminated (almost) because you can click and type an introduction.
 
I have a John L Watkins Business Attorneyfeeling John L. Watkins is going to answer you personally.  After all, he has made himself available with 21st Century thinking and is using social media tools.  (Sure, he gave himself a little pitch on LinkedIn.  You have to introduce yourself, otherwise, how will they ever find you?)
 
Buy John's book "An Insider's Guide on Hiring a Business Attorney" on Amazon right now.

Then connect with John and tell him you just bought his book and ask him a really, really hard question.  

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