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How to instruct an internet law attorney in the US
If you are looking for a US internet lawyer or an internet law attorney to help you to obtain a court order, a disclosure order, a subpoena, or an injunction against a USA based website, our firm works with nearly 100 associate attorneys in the US and Canada.
Potential issues for UK clients who instruct the wrong internet law attorney in the US
Why instruct us to oversee your USA internet law case
Obtaining a subpoena against website operators in the US
Potential issues for UK clients who instruct the wrong internet law attorneys in the US
Whilst the internet provides access to information about lawyers and attorneys from all over the world, when it comes to your legal work, it is important that you ensure that the attorney you instruct across the ocean is of the highest calibre, is experienced in the area of law for which they accept your instructions and that their charges are kept under control. We know that for most individuals who have had a limited amount of dealings with lawyers and attorneys, let alone overseas, finding and then instructing a new lawyer, particularly in a relatively unfamiliar area of law and in another country, can be daunting.
It is not only the costs to consider, but it is the quality of the work that most people would be concerned about when instructing from the UK, a US attorney. Internet law is the fastest growing area of law in the US, which means a growing number of attorneys are jumping on the internet law bandwagon, making a risky, treacherous and a highly complicated branch of the law, very dangerous to their unsuspecting clients. The damage that a well intending yet inexperienced US (or UK) attorney may cause your internet law case and to you personally, by misapplying the law or by misinterpreting a particular situation or by responding or initiating communication or proceedings inappropriately, or by filing for a claim or for a subpoena in the wrong jurisdiction is often irreversible. Inexperienced attorneys are the most common cause of the Streisand Effect, which is an unintended consequence of publicising more widely the very same information you might be trying to protect or remove from the internet.
Why instruct us to oversee your US internet law case
If you are looking for a US internet law attorney, you can stop searching now and start relaxing because you have finally arrived at a place of safety. Our lawyers have nearly 30 years of experience in handling UK-US legal matters, including obtaining and domesticating disclosure and other court orders in the US.
We know personally all the US attorneys that we work with, which are the very best and the most established US internet law attorneys. We have representative attorneys in nearly every State in the US. We carry out work for their US clients here in the UK and they take good care of our UK based clients who seek internet law legal advice in the US.
Obtaining a subpoena against website operators in the US
Before instructing a US attorney to obtain for you a subpoena against website operators in the US, make sure to speak to us as our associate attorneys in the US will be able to obtain subpoenas and disclosure orders from nearly every local court in the US.
This will give you assurance about the work which is carried out for you and will keep the legal costs under control. We speak to our US internet law attorneys almost daily and we meet each one of them at least once or twice a year. We want our clients to be safe, to feel safe and most importantly to be in safe hands, here in the UK and in the US, because the internet is borderless and because we care.
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