How to find a lawyer

We've all heard the jokes - about a million times. We've all heard those funny, funny lawyer jokes. Lawyer jokes really seem to abound these days. Lawyers are liars, lawyers are thieves, lawyers are bloodsucking predatory monsters who live only for money, lawyers will steal candy from a baby and rob an old woman of her last dollar. We've all heard the jokes; we've all heard the accusations. "What's the difference between a lawyer and a big, nasty, stinky bowl of unmentionable slime? The bowl." Etc. etc. It seems that everywhere you turn these days you hear a lawyer joke. Lawyers are even ahead of blonds when it comes to a class of people that gets joked about often. But why should this be? Why should this be the case, after all? Lawyers do serve a legitimate purpose in society, don't they? Lawyers are crucial to a society's survival, aren't they?
The fact is that lawyers do play an important (even a vital) role in any well-functioning society. Lawyers, in fact, are, in a sense, defenders of the law. Lawyers are experts in the law. Lawyers have studied for years and years to know the law - to know the labyrinth of the law - inside and out. Imagine the law as a huge, complicated labyrinth with hundreds of thousands of twists and turns. A labyrinth is a maze. Imagine, then, that you are in this huge maze. You have no idea of how to get out. You want to get out; you can't. There's always another turn, there's always another door. The maze goes on forever. You're trapped. There's nothing you can do to get out.

Believe it or not, people who find themselves in the grips of the law often feel as though they're trapped in a gigantic maze. These people welcome the help of lawyers, because lawyers act as guides in the maze. A lawyer, then, is a guide to help you through the maze of the law. If you've done something wrong, or if someone's done something wrong to you, a lawyer can help you get out of your uncomfortable situation. A lawyer will go before a judge and lay out the facts of your case. A lawyer will help a jury to understand you, to sympathize with you.
That said, how does one go about finding a good lawyer these days? Those lawyer jokes must exist for a reason - and they do. There are bad lawyers out there as well as good ones. How do you find a good one?One thing to keep in mind is that lawyers are also called attorneys. When looking for a good lawyer or attorney, the telephone book is a great place to start. The telephone book can help you find a good lawyer or attorney. The telephone has devoted a huge section of its pages to lawyers or attorneys. You can go through your telephone book to find a good lawyer or attorney - or you could try the Internet. Just type in the words "lawyer or attorney" into your favorite search engine and see what happens. About a million sites will spring up. As you can see, it's going to take real research on your part in order to find a good lawyer or attorney.
You might want to call your State Bar association when trying to find a good lawyer or attorney. The State Bar Association is a real help when it comes to finding good lawyers or attorneys. The State Bar Association will have information on all of the lawyers or attorneys in your state. Also, if you know any lawyers personally, you might want to ask them for advice. Especially if you trust this lawyer specifically. He or she will be able to tell you how to find a good lawyer or attorney to meet the needs of your problem. He or she will tell you how to know a good lawyer from a bad one, a less successful one. One last resort, when trying to find a good lawyer or attorney, is the Better Business Bureau. The Better Business Bureau can tell you if any complaints have been made against a specific lawyer or attorney.