Law Practice
Oct. 25, 2011
Lost in translation: non-English speaking fee agreements
Before you sign up that next non-English speaking client, make sure your fee agreement conforms to state law. By Omar S. Anorga of the Law Office of Omar S. Anorga
A bilingual or multilingual attorney can be a valuable resource to your law firm. I have found that communicating with potential clients in their native Spanish language immediately promotes in them a sense of trust, comfort and confidence in my legal abilities.
Not only do language skills enhance the attorney-client relationship, but it also allows the attorney to increase his or her market-share by carving out a legal niche with a c...
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