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If you are engaging a real estate attorney for a new deal, don't spend time and money disclosing the deal's details to the attorney before you are sure that no conflict of interest exists that could prevent him from fairly representing your interests, says real estate expert Kevin M. Fogel. This advice applies whether the attorney is new to you or one with whom you have worked in the past. If you discover a conflict of interest after you have hired the attorney, you might have to change attorneys or law firms.
