In his new book, Beware of Your Own Lawyer, Gary E. Peel, offers an invaluable resource to anyone trying to understand the complexities of legal representation. Designed for the everyday reader, the book explains the often-complicated attorney-client relationship and provides straightforward advice on avoiding common legal missteps. Released in 2025, the book is an educational tool and a cautionary guide, arming individuals with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions when hiring and working with a lawyer.
Divided into three distinct parts, “Beware of Your Own Lawyer” provides readers with a thorough understanding of the legal landscape, focusing on areas where the interests of the lawyer and the client may not align. The author examines the attorney-client relationship, highlighting potential conflicts of interest and offering practical tips on how to ensure the relationship remains transparent and beneficial. With insight into lawyer advertising, fee agreements, and the importance of clear communication, readers will learn how to better deal with their legal matters without falling prey to common pitfalls.
This book dives into the concept of legal malpractice, unpacking its many intricacies. Gary explores what constitutes legal negligence, the steps involved in pursuing a malpractice claim, and the common errors lawyers make across various legal fields. It provides readers with the tools to assess whether they have grounds for legal action if their attorney’s conduct falls short of professional standards.
Moreover, this guidebook also addresses specific mistakes lawyers make in different areas of law, from family law and bankruptcy to real estate and criminal defense. The author has categorized these mistakes by legal practice area, offering readers insight into how and why they might occur, as well as the potential consequences of them.
Gary E. Peel’s expert guidance empowers readers to not only recognize signs of lawyer misconduct but also to take proactive steps to protect themselves. From understanding the finer points of a lawyer’s fee structure to recognizing misleading advertising tactics, “Beware of Your Own Lawyer” equips readers with the knowledge necessary to avoid the costly mistakes that can arise from working with an attorney.
As the legal profession continues to evolve, this book serves as an essential resource for individuals seeking to protect their interests in an often confusing and intimidating field. Readers will find the information they need to avoid common errors and ensure that their lawyer truly has their best interests at heart.
“Beware of Your Own Lawyer” by Gary E. Peel is a must-read for anyone interested in learning more about the attorney-client relationship and how to avoid the mistakes and negligence when working with a lawyer.
The book is now available for purchase on Amazon and major bookstores around the world.
About the Author:
Gary E. Peel, J.D., is an experienced lawyer and legal scholar with extensive knowledge of legal malpractice and the complexities of the attorney-client relationship. His career has been dedicated to educating the public about their rights and responsibilities when dealing with legal professionals. Gary’s passion for empowering clients through education drives the creation of this practical and informative guide.
He has prosecuted dozens of legal malpractice cases and has rendered expert testimony, at trial or via deposition, in more than 30 legal malpractice cases prosecuted by other attorneys. His famous U.S. Supreme Court case, Peel v. Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission of Illinois, U.S. 91 (1990) opened the door for lawyers to advertise their certification as specialists in various fields of law. Gary has prosecuted/defended more than 125 civil jury trials, complete to verdict.
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