Initially what the attorneys would do was to phone up the English department and ask whether they had someone who is a specialist in English linguistics: sometimes I was approached and asked to provide expert evidence. After I had done a couple of cases and as I built a reputation lawyers were more likely to call me. Also Roger Shuy did not particularly like doing trademark cases and so he started referring cases to me. Much of my work has been with law firms that I have worked with before in trademark cases. Occasionally a law firm will be engaged in litigation where they discover that the other side has called a linguistic expert and often they will have no idea what a linguistic expert does so they will research and see who else has done these things in order to get a rebuttal witness, so sometimes they have found me that way. I have set up a website with my details and what I do because these days attorneys go on the internet to find expert witnesses.