Now that our society is more connected than ever before, people are no longer heavily relying on billboards, phone books and word of mouth to procure attorneys. Surveys conducted in 2013 show that the Internet is now becoming the primary means for seeking out legal help. Thirty-eight percent use the Internet to obtain legal representation, whereas 29 percent will ask a friend or relative. Ten percent say that they will consult the bar association in their locality for finding legal help, and only four percent consult the phone book. Internet is the most preferred way because prospective clients can quickly find a great deal of needed information in order to make an informed choice and can obtain results quickly. [Read more…]