Contact
Consultations
by appointment.
Tell us briefly what has happened. An attorney will review your inquiry, and the firm will be in touch to arrange a consultation.
Telephone
What happens next
- An attorney reviews your inquiry and runs a conflict check.
- The firm contacts you to arrange a consultation.
- If we are a fit, we confirm the scope and terms of the engagement in writing.
Before your consultation
Questions clients ask.
What should I prepare before an initial consultation?
Bring any relevant documents, messages, contracts, notices or other evidence related to your matter. A brief timeline of events and a list of your questions will help us understand your situation and give more accurate guidance.
How do I know which practice area fits my situation?
You do not need to decide in advance. In consultation, our attorneys review your circumstances, identify the legal issues involved and recommend the right approach.
How long does a legal matter typically take?
It depends on the type of case, its complexity, court scheduling and the parties involved. Some matters resolve in weeks; others take months or longer. We will give you a realistic estimate once we understand your situation.
What determines the cost of representation?
Fees depend on the nature of the matter, the time required, document preparation, court appearances and any expert involvement. We explain the fee structure and anticipated costs before you retain the firm.
Will my matter be handled by one attorney or a team?
Each matter is led by a responsible attorney, supported by paralegals and other legal professionals where appropriate.
How will I be kept informed?
Through email, telephone and scheduled check-ins, and promptly whenever there is meaningful movement in your matter.
I have received a court notice or legal document unexpectedly. What should I do?
Do not ignore it. Contact us promptly with a copy of the document — many legal deadlines are short, and early review preserves options.
Can the firm handle a matter that spans several areas of law?
Yes. We regularly handle matters that cross practice lines — immigration consequences of a criminal charge, for example, or a divorce involving real estate or business assets — with one coordinated team.