In the world of legal practice, bigger isn’t always better. In fact, there’s been a growing trend of high-powered attorneys  opting out of the impersonal trappings of the megafirms for the chance to make a difference in a more reasonably-sized boutique firm.

Working with a smaller firm allows clients to interact directly with their attorney, build a strong relationship with the team, and more opportunities to receive personalized feedback and consistent results.

Attorneys at small, local firms understand that the legal process can be intimidating and confusing, so they make it a top priority to develop personalized relationships with clients and their families. This allows them to have a better understanding of the details of your case and the situation you're going through, and it gives you the chance to know the status of your case every step of the way. No question or concern is too small when you work with a small, dedicated team, and you'll have much more access to your attorney than at a larger firm.

One major benefit of hiring a small law firm to handle your case is that their caseload will likely be much smaller than a bigger firm's. This means that each attorney on the team will have more time, energy, and resources to spend on each case, including yours. Smaller firms don't take on more work than they can handle responsibly, so you know that your case will receive the attention it deserves.