Often general practice attorneys are networked and connected with other attorneys and have experience in working with cases with these attorneys. This can be essential in trying to settle outside or court or to prepare for a trial or hearing.

The more involved you stay with your attorney the better he or she can represent you. Remember that you will be charged for phone calls, emails and messages, so try to keep the communication meaningful and direct to avoid additional costs and expenses.

A good general practice attorney keeps on his or her toes, and maintains a wide-ranging of knowledge of their state and federal law. That's why it's good to quiz any generalist you're considering hiring about the subjects you need handled.