With some law firms, you'll have one attorney focusing on your case, while at others, each case is handled by a team of client lawyers. For you, this will likely be a matter of personal preference. When you have multiple lawyers working on your behalf, it will be easier for you to get in touch with someone if you have important questions or additional information to provide. However, you may not form close relationships with any one attorney, which may make you feel less comfortable with your case. With a single attorney, you'll have someone who is dedicated to your case and committed to building that relationship with you. On the other hand, they'll likely be handling other cases as well, so you may have to wait to get in touch at times. You'll need to evaluate your options and consider your personal preferences to determine which structure makes the most sense for you.