How Can You Tell If You Have a Case: Evaluating Legal Viability

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If you're in some kind of a dispute or lawsuit or fraud or embezzlement, how do you know if you actually have a case? If you're trying to contact attorneys, if you're trying to do an investigation, how do you even know if your case is valid?

Well, whether you have a case or not is determined by a few things. First of all, whether legally you have damages against you that are recoverable. More importantly, even if technically you have a case, it still has to get through three different obstacles.

One is getting an attorney to take your case. Even if you have a valid case, if you can't find an attorney to actually take your case, then you're not going to go anywhere. We have other videos you can check out in our video library about how to get an attorney to take your case, giving you the best options for that.

Even if you have a good case, if you don't present it to attorneys the right way, no one's going to take it. Attorneys are very selective about not only cases but, more importantly, their clients. The case is only part of it; the client they have to deal with is sometimes more important than how valid the case is and has nothing to do with how much money you're going to pay. It's more about how your case is going to match what that attorney's client profile is.

Next thing is, you have to get past the court, the jury, the judge, whoever's deciding your case. Now, part of that is the attorney, but also part of it is you putting together the right documentation, the right evidence, and the right logical story that's bulletproof. Because remember, the other side of your case is going to argue just as hard that they're right and you're wrong.

So, you want to have a good attorney that's going to execute not only proper court procedure but also strategy on how to work that case. Most attorneys are going to know how to do procedure, objections, motions, depositions; that's not the hard part. The hard part is getting a good strategy to defeat the other side. A good example is in sports: most football teams know how to play football, but do they have the strategy to win, conquer, and win the Super Bowl? That's going to be key.

Now, remember, we're not attorneys; we're not giving you legal advice, but we can give you professional advice on how to get an attorney to take your case, do an investigation to get the evidence correct. And you've got to remember, our website activeintel.com will give you investigative resources. Our website actualhuman.com can give you live advisement, one-on-one, undivided attention consultation. We even have a division at Telemediator that can do conflict resolution.

So, whatever stage you're at in your dispute, your conflict with another party, you have resources available to you to maximize your probability of success and minimize the downside. Because that's really where it can get worse—if you've already lost something, you don't want to lose more because you made the wrong moves.

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How Can You Tell If You Have a Case: Evaluating Legal Viability
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