Your Matter, Our Mission
A Boutique Law Firm
State
Federal
Civil
Personal Injury
If you have suffered injury due to another’s negligence or recklessness, our team is here to litigate or reach an agreement on your behalf, in order to get you the justice you deserve.
Civil Rights
When someone sworn to protect and serve their community under the color of law violates your constitutional rights, our lawyers will help protect your civil rights by standing with you in a court of law.
Business
Whether you are setting up an entity or require transactional assistance, we are here to help with all aspects of your business’ life cycle. Our firm has successfully helped clients form startups, family-owned businesses, joint ventures, as well as many other types of entities.
Real Estate & Construction
From property transactions to complex real estate disputes, our seasoned attorneys possess the expertise to guide you through the intricacies of real estate and construction law. Whether you’re buying, selling, leasing, or dealing with land-use issues, our team is prepared to provide you with the strategic counsel and representation necessary to protect your investments.
Tax Strategy
Our firm excels in creating customized tax strategies, leveraging a deep understanding of tax law to streamline transactions and operations for minimized tax liability and regulatory compliance, thereby laying the foundation for financial success.
Meet Our Attorneys
George Edwards III
Partner
Murtaza Sutarwalla
Partner
Zeshaan Samani
Partner
working together to serve our clients.
Frequently Asked Question
Do I need a lawyer?
Do not wait until the insurance company denies your claim to seek legal counsel. If you have any reason to believe that your insurance claim is not being paid or that your rights have been violated, you should immediately contact legal counsel to protect and advise you. Like a doctor, a lawyer’s ability to help you is directly tied to how early they are involved. You would not wait to see a doctor until a health issue becomes life-threatening, and similarly, you should not wait until your claim is denied to seek counsel.
Why should I hire a lawyer?
Hiring a lawyer has several benefits. First, it will notify the insurance company that you mean business. Second, your attorney is the only person who can listen to your story – all of it – without the risk of being subpoenaed to testify against you.
Making a full and honest disclosure of the facts to your lawyer allows the lawyer to understand the precise risks you are facing and how to avoid them. Third, a lawyer will fully advise you of your rights and potentially protect you from the pitfalls that come with any legal claim.
A skilled attorney can help you manage adverse information without breaking the law and investigate your case to bring advantageous information to the insurance company’s attention. It is far better to present the insurance company with the full picture of your damages at the earliest time feasible, so you should not wait to call a lawyer.
How do I choose the right attorney?
The most important quality in a lawyer is good judgment. Judgment is a critical tool for evaluating risk, thinking strategically, and dispensing advice. There should be a sound reason behind every act the lawyer takes. Avoid attorneys who seem to act impulsively, promise you a specific outcome, or otherwise display poor judgment or unreliability. Ultimately, your lawyer will help you make some of the most difficult and important decisions in your life. Ensure you are confident that your lawyer will steer you in the right direction.
A lawyer’s most important skill is the ability to listen. Only by listening can lawyers learn their clients’ stories, uncover critical evidence, and effectively cross-examine a witness at trial. Your lawyer should be interested in your story – not just your money – and their advice should take into account both the facts and circumstances of your case and also the broader context of your life in which it unfolds. This is called “client-centered advocacy,” defending clients instead of just cases, and is a hallmark of an effective lawyer.
Beyond these two criteria, you should select a lawyer that you feel comfortable working with and who has substantial experience in your area of need. If you are facing a civil case or investigation, hire a lawyer who specializes in civil prosecution or defense, not a criminal attorney who takes a few civil cases. Federal and state civil cases and procedures are very different, so if you have a federal case make sure that the lawyer regularly practices in federal court.
You do not want a state-court lawyer using your case as a chance to “learn the ropes” in federal court! Your case is far too important.
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