ABOUT THE FIRM
“At Arut Law P.A., every case is important and every client matters. That’s the simple truth.
How could it be any other way?”
— Mr. George Arut, President & Founder
A good law firm requires an attorney who dedicates his attention to his client’s goals, focuses on quality of service over quantity of cases, and understands that people—not money—comes first. Mr. George Arut, the Founder of Arut Law, P.A., does just that with every case handled and with every client who needs help and advice in a given legal issue.
All cases are handled with care, respect, diligence, competence, and discretion. Communication and personalized service are equally as important. Clients are able to have one-on-one consultations with an attorney—not a paralegal—who you may speak with by phone, email, or in person when you need to. There is no “cookie-cutter” approach used when helping you deal with the circumstances you face.
Call 904-228-6776 to speak privately with an attorney about your case, or feel free to learn more about Arut Law, P.A., and its Founder. You may also request a free consultation, or find out more about how to contact the firm.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER:
Educated to Help You with Your Case
– 2008, Completed High School (at age 16)
*Florida Virtual School (“FLVS”)
*Homeschooled
*4.0+ GPA
*Finished in only 3 (instead of 4) years
– 2011, B.A. in Philosophy, summa cum laude (at age 19)
*University of North Florida (“UNF”)
*4.0 GPA
*President’s Honor Roll
*Dean’s List
*Finished in only 3 (instead of 4) years
– 2014, Juris Doctor, summa cum laude (at age 22)
*Florida Coastal School of Law (“FCSL”)
*3.98 GPA
*1st in Class
*20 Book Awards earned (for highest grade in a class)
*Dean’s Scholar
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HOW MR. ARUT CAN HELP YOU:
Q&A / BLOG
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Do I really need an attorney?
Arut Law, P.A., strongly believes in the importance of hiring an attorney who can protect your interests. In many cases, hiring an attorney is the best way to ensure your case is handled and resolved in a way that is most beneficial to you. The benefits can range from more compensation being recovered for you to receiving objective advice and competent work product. Hiring an attorney can also provide you with peace of mind, which often is the most important thing you need to deal with your situation.
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How do I choose an attorney?
That depends on the specifics of your case. However, you should always meet with the attorney you are considering in person before making a decision. You want to get a feel for the attorney’s personality and experience, because your relationship with an attorney must always start with trust. If you cannot trust the attorney you are dealing with, then you shouldn’t hire that person.
At Arut Law, P.A., you will always meet with an attorney, not a paralegal, the first time and every time you wish to discuss your case. The initial consultation in particular will be your chance to get to know the attorney and determine if he will be the right person to represent your interests.
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What is the initial consultation? What should I expect from it?
The initial consultation usually consists of an in-person meeting at the firm’s office where you will discuss your situation, legal questions, and related concerns with an attorney. It is the chance for the attorney to understand what has happened (or is currently happening) with you and potentially assess the nature and costs of the remedies that may be applicable in your case.
You should expect one of several possible outcomes from this consultation:
1) you and the attorney come to an agreement on the terms of representation (memorialized in a signed writing);
2) the attorney declines representation;
3) you decide not to hire the attorney or;
4) the attorney asks for a period of time to conduct further research into your matter.
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