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Bert x CEO Lawyer: How Lawyers Should Treat Their Clients

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The Bert Show

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4.14.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2023

⏱️ 8 minutes

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This episode is sponsored by CEO Lawyer. When was the last time you dealt with a legal professional? Were you getting the best out of them and that firm? CEO Lawyer breaks down for Bert how lawyers should be treating their clients and what their clients should be getting from the situation. For more, visit ceolawyer.com/bert Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

So I get into an accident, right, or I have a friend that gets into an accident and they want to pick up the phone and they want to call you, right?

0:08.0

They want to call a CEO lawyer, but they are thinking there's absolutely no way. I'm hardly making any money at all I can't afford an

0:14.0

attorney like CEO lawyer can they or are there other attorneys that they should

0:18.9

turn to first here's the thing there are lawyers that advertise no fee unless we win, right?

0:24.8

Like, we're not going to charge you any penny up front unless we win your case.

0:29.0

And this is a free, they'll have like a ticket, like, hey, this is a free admission to hiring

0:32.3

our firm. Everyone does that. Everyone works on a

0:36.9

contingency. There's a difference between contingency billing and an hourly

0:41.2

billing like a retainer, right?

0:43.3

So corporate lawyers, real estate attorneys,

0:48.4

wills, trust and estates, immigration lawyers,

0:51.6

they all have retainers, and they have either set fees or

0:54.2

hourly rates for the work that they perform whereas personal injury lawyers work on a

0:58.4

contingency so they just charge you a percentage of the overall recovery.

1:02.5

Okay. That's it.

1:03.4

And every lawyer works that way.

1:05.4

And so the only decision that you really have to make

1:07.7

is, am I hiring someone that actually knows what they're doing

1:11.4

and they're going to give me the best possible result?

1:14.1

Or is this someone that cares more about their bottom line, how can they make so much money,

1:19.6

so much profits, and just kind of push clients to the side.

1:23.2

And the only thing that you can really trust

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