U.S. law firm · Five languages

American law, in the language you think in.

We advise individuals, families and businesses on immigration, business, property, estates and disputes. Every option is explained plainly, and our advice is put in writing in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French or Italian.

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Practice areas

The questions people bring to a lawyer.

Most clients come to us with one problem and discover it touches two or three areas of law. We look at the whole picture before advising on any part of it.

Who we work with

  • Individuals & familiesVisas, residence, property, wills and family matters.
  • Business ownersFormation, contracts, partners, employees and disputes.
  • Foreign investorsEntering the U.S. market or buying property here.
  • EmployersHiring from abroad, policies and workplace compliance.
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Our philosophy

Law is order, and good law is good order.

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Twenty-four centuries later the idea still holds. Good law gives people solid ground to stand on. Our job is to find that ground for each client: read the facts carefully, explain the rules honestly and build advice that holds up under pressure.

How we work

Three steps, one standard.

The same method for a visa petition or a company sale. It keeps our advice short, defensible and usable.

  1. Listen

    We understand first

    We start with your situation, in your words and in your language. Before giving an opinion, we make sure we have the facts and documents that matter.

  2. Advise

    You see every option

    You receive a clear assessment: the options, likely costs and timelines, and the risks of each. In writing, so you can read it twice.

  3. Act

    We carry it through

    Once you decide, we do the work and tell you where things stand at each stage. No surprises on scope or fees.

Languages

One firm, five languages.

Legal advice is hard enough in your first language. We work with clients in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian, and we can walk you through your engagement letter and key documents in the language you read most comfortably.

  • ENEnglish
  • ESEspañol
  • PTPortuguês
  • FRFrançais
  • ITItaliano
First contact

Every matter begins with a conversation.

Tell us briefly what is happening. An attorney reviews every inquiry and we will tell you whether, and how, we can help.

Disclaimer

This website is attorney advertising. It offers general information about the firm and about U.S. law. It is not legal advice and should not be relied on as such.

Contacting the firm through this website does not create an attorney–client relationship. That relationship begins only when the firm agrees to represent you and both parties sign an engagement letter.

Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive information until the firm has confirmed in writing that it represents you.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each matter depends on its own facts and on the law that applies to it.

The firm’s attorneys practice only where they are licensed. Immigration matters are governed by federal law.

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Privacy

We collect only what you send us through the contact form: your name, email address, and, if you choose to give them, your phone number, country, subject, preferred language and message.

We use this information to reply to you and to decide whether we can help. We do not sell it, we do not use it for advertising, and we share it only with the providers needed to deliver email.

We keep inquiries only as long as needed to respond and to meet our professional obligations.

This website does not use cookies, analytics or advertising trackers. If you choose a language, that choice is stored in your own browser and nowhere else.

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