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One important step in choosing a lawyer or law firm in New York or anywhere in the country, is doing a background check. The reason is more important than you might realize: Many consumers trust that the attorney licensing agencies have vetted the attorneys who are open for business. But oversight is extremely lax.  Attorneys are self-regulated, and lawyer disciplinary systems are largely ineffective for all but the worst cases – the handful of attorneys who get caught each year stealing from their clients’ escrow accounts.  Lawyers may give themselves stellar reviews on-line with certain lawyer rating sites. But reliance on these sites can be dangerous, by taking a specific  look at lawyers who have been sued for damaging their clients’ interests, or for fee-gouging practices.

Before you sign up with your attorney, you might want us to check up on the following:

  • the lawyer’s credentials;
  • the lawyer’s disciplinary record;
  • lawsuits the lawyer initiated against former clients for  unpaid legal fees;
  • lawsuits former clients initiated against the lawyer for legal malpractice.

The Karen Winner Difference

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    Honest & Objective Legal Advice

    You deserve to work with an ethical attorney that will listen to you and provide advice that you can trust. Karen's client-centered approach is based on providing unvarnished truth and empowering clients to make informed decisions.

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    Leaving No Stone Unturned

    Karen goes the extra mile, and that is often the difference in a case. Whether it is locating a one-of-a-kind expert, rigorous fact finding, or thinking outside the box to find new options, Karen will give your case the utmost attention as if you were family.

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    30-Yrs. Investigative Experience

    Karen gained invaluable skills as a former investigative reporter and former Policy Analyst for the NYC Dept. of Consumer Affairs. She has the resolve and experience to combat unethical litigants, attorneys, accountants, witnesses, and even judges.