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Legal Fees Should Not Be a Crucial Factor in Choosing a Lawyer
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David H. Korman
June 22, 2023
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Are fees the most crucial factor for you in choosing: Your doctor, your surgeon, your dentist, your psychologist, your tax accountant, your mortgage broker, your insurance broker, or your financial advisor?
I hope your answer is “of course not” - because it shouldn’t be. Nor should it be for selecting your lawyer! Not to belittle the importance of the cost to you for any of these very important services towards your physical, mental, emotional, and financial well being. However, we should be striving to obtain the best available expertise and service from each professional that we rely upon. Period.
I’m always surprised to learn that there are still many realtors and professionals out there that advise their clients to shop around for the cheapest quote from lawyers for legal services, instead of recommending the lawyer or law firm with the best available expertise and service.
It has never been our goal at Kormans LLP to provide legal services at the cheapest rates on the market. At Kormans LLP our goal has always been to protect our clients by providing market leading expertise and exceptional service. In doing so, we also ensure that we remain very competitive in the legal marketplace with the costs to be incurred in the legal process. However, we do not compete with lawyers and law firms that fail to earn business and therefore resort to undercutting the market by providing low fees with very little service in return. As the old expression goes, you get what you pay for!
Your home transaction is the biggest purchase/sale of your home. It’s time to work with an experienced law firm that is ready to provide you with the needed service to get the transaction closed right. We stand behind our glowing google reviews from our happy clients. Contact the trusted lawyers at Kormans LLP to get started by reaching us at info@kormans.ca
David is a member of the Law Society of Ontario since his call to the bar in 1985. David has over 35 years of extensive experience as a lawyer in residential and commercial real estate transactions, commercial leasing, corporate and commercial transactions, and private and institutional lending. His client base includes individuals, business entrepreneurs, developers, financial institutions, brokerages, and real estate investment trusts.
David takes an amiable and dedicated approach to practicing law. His focus is on providing his clients with the highest levels of legal service. Clients love working with David, as he always works hard in their best interests with a smile on his face. David’s sports background and leadership skills are highly influential on the growth and success of Kormans LLP as he truly believes in fostering the Kormans LLP environment as both a family and a team!
When David isn’t closing real estate and corporate transactions, David is an avid runner, hiker and sports enthusiast. However, what David enjoys most is spending quality time with his wife, kids, grandkids and friends at home, at the cottage, and on travels.
David is a frequent blogger, as well as a lecturer and panel member at seminars, webinars and workshops for real estate agents, mortgage brokers and home buyers. Please make sure to catch “David & David on Real Estate” – David’s featured Podcast which can be heard on RadioPublic, Spotify, Breaker, Anchor and Google Podcasts, and can be viewed on the Kormans LLP YouTube channel!
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