At some point in your life you may run into legal problems, and that is
never a good situation. The biggest problem hat defendants face in court
whether it is a civil or criminal matter is a lack of representation. There are
too many people out there who make the mistake of believing that they can take
on the legal system on their own, and this leads to either a lack of
satisfaction, or a judgment against them which would not be within their best
interest, to say the least. If it is a civil matter it can result in the loss
of assets, both liquid and solid, but if it is a criminal matter, it can easily
end in jail time or other severe penalties. Making sure that this doesn’t
happen, all starts with choosing the right attorney, and going forward with
confidence.
The Benefits of Choosing a Good Attorney
There are countless benefits to making sure you have chosen the right
attorney for the job. Consider the following before you rush into court
unprepared:
·
Knowledge of
the Law
·
Understanding
of your Situation
·
Unbiased
Opinion
·
Holds the
Respect of the Court
It might sound like a small thing, but having the legal and
authoritative weight behind the representation of your case will go a long way
and help to ensure that you reach a favorable outcome whether your case is
settled out of court, or whether you stand before a jury to deliberate. Having
great legal representation is everything, and Andrew Byer has your best interest
at heart.
Why Andrew Byer?
Andrew Byer, Fort Lauderdale attorney has the tools to help you and a
range of expertise that has crossed a generation. Not only does he speak fluent
French and Italian, he is an expert in:
·
Transactional/Business
Law
·
Contracts
·
Real Estate
·
Trademarks
·
International
Law
Not only does he have the expertise, he also holds a law degree within
the state of Florida having been a member of the Bar Association since 1989.
Additionally, he graduated from both Columbia University with a BA in 1984
along with Syracuse Law School in 1987. This is not only a good indicator of
experience, but also an indication of the certifications
that he has held and continues to hold to this day.
When you take your case to court, you never want to go alone. It is
important to think of your case as a battle. It is a battle against the system
and if you do not go in with the proper ammunition, you are not going to
succeed. It is critical to take the right people with you and make sure that
your attorney knows their way around the law. There are many potential complications,
and there are many things that could get in your way. Have someone with you
that can navigate it all and lead you to a favorable outcome. It’s a light in
the darkness.
