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When a solo practitioner called a "menace to the profession" by the Ninth Circuit has a higher Avvo score than Ted Olson, you know there are some flaws in the system. Avvo should thank the NY AG for forcing them to change.
September 26, 2018 at 01:15 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
In the world of Big Law, Avvo is all but irrelevant. The general counsel of a Fortune 500 company is not going to consult the lawyer rating site to decide, for example, who to hire for a billion-dollar deal.
But for regular people—ones who are getting divorced or were injured or got a DUI—hiring a lawyer is not easy. A few years ago, my husband and I needed one for a real estate-related dispute, and it was a frustrating and thoroughly unsatisfactory experience.
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