Even if you just think you
need an attorney, you should probably schedule
a consultation with an Arizona lawyer as soon as possible. At Harper Law we invite you to visit our office or, if distance is a problem, we are happy to conduct a consultation via
telephone, sometimes immediately depending on
availability. For special circumstances, we can even come to your home or place of business.
We can't guarantee that we'll take your case, or even give an opinion that you have a case worth pursuing or defending, until we have the opportunity to meet with you, discuss the details, and review any pertinent documents. What we can guarantee is that we'll offer an honest, unbiased assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of your position.
In the event your case is one that we are able to handle, we will discuss the terms and conditions by which Harper Law may agree to undertake such representation. Although it's impossible to determine what those terms will be before we have the opportunity to fully assess your case in a consultation, you can get some idea of our fee structure by visiting our Legal Fees page.
To make the most of your meeting with an attorney, please come prepared. If possible, bring copies of the principle, relevant documents that support or describe your case. Often, it is helpful if you prepare a short, written chronology for the attorney to review. In addition, please be prepared to identify all of the important parties and witnesses in advance of your consultation so that the law firm can confirm that there are no conflicts that would preclude us from meeting with you.
To schedule your consultation today, please give us a call at 602-256-6400.
Note Regarding Attorney/Client Relationship
A consultation establishes an attorney/client relationship only with regard to the matters discussed during the consultation and only for the duration of the consultation. By having a consultation with Harper Law PLC, you do not become a client of the firm and you may not represent to third parties that you are represented by Harper Law PLC.
