General Info

A Glenn Resource Advisor can help you in several important ways. Conclude if you have a good claim or defense. Find the law that applies in your case. To determine what evidence to look for and eventually present in court, you must know what law controls your case. You can research this on your own, but it is likely to be more difficult for you, a nonexpert, than for an experienced resource advisor. Help you prepare documents. A resource advisor can help you draft or respond to the initial pleadings -- the complaint or answer -- or check pleadings you have prepared. Your resource advisor may be able to work as an "editor" to make sure any legal document you prepare is correct, logical, and persuasive.