How To Choose A Lawyer — and Win Your Case

How To Choose A Lawyer — and Win Your Case


If you wish to win a legal case, a part of the story is about engaging the right lawyer and handling him well. This book explains in an easy-to-understand style how to choose the right lawyer and how to improve the odds of winning your case:


● When to file a case . . . and when not to do so

● What does winning a case really mean

● When not filing a case can be 'winning' a case

● When compromising with the other side is a win-win case

● How you can help your lawyer win your case

● What to look for in a lawyer — and how to find one

● How best to utilize your lawyer's skills — and how much to pay him

● What you can expect from your lawyer — and what you shouldn't

● Professional rules of conduct every lawyer is bound to adhere to

● A lawyer's duties to his clients

● How to avoid unscrupulous lawyers.


Simply written and with examples of some high-profile contemporary cases, this book will be a big help for anyone caught up in litigation.


About The Author:



Rajesh Talwar studied Negotiation at Harvard, Human Rights Law at Nottingham, and Law and Economics at Delhi University. He has worked for the United Nations on legal and justice-related issues in Somalia, Liberia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Timor-Leste. 


Prior to working for the UN, he practised law and taught law at Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia.