Yes. Every prospective client gets a free 30-minute initial review with a senior attorney. We assess your situation, outline your options, and let you decide whether to proceed — there is no obligation to engage the firm.
We use three models depending on the matter: flat fees for predictable work (visa applications, contract drafting, simple wills), hourly billing for advisory and pre-trial work, and contingency arrangements for qualifying injury and class-action cases. You receive a written engagement letter before any work begins.
It depends on the matter. A simple visa or contract may take 4–8 weeks. Litigation can take 6–24 months. Once we review your case we provide a realistic timeline rather than an optimistic one.
Yes. We regularly represent foreign clients in immigration, business formation, and cross-border matters. Most communication happens by encrypted email and video conference. When physical presence is required, we coordinate with local counsel.
Bring whatever documents you already have — correspondence, contracts, court papers, IDs. If you have nothing, that is fine; we can begin from the facts alone. Confidentiality applies from the first conversation.
For qualifying personal-injury and class-action matters we work on contingency — you pay nothing unless we recover. We also offer payment plans for retainer-based cases and refer to legal aid where appropriate.
That is exactly what the free consultation is for. We will tell you honestly whether your claim has merit and whether the likely outcome justifies the cost. We do not take cases we do not believe in.
Every retained case is supervised by a senior partner. Day-to-day work may involve associates, but you will always have a direct line to the lawyer responsible for your matter.