Six clients, six practice areas

The six reviews

1. 01

   What matteredOne flat fee, quoted before any drafting

   C01–C08

   With a blended family and a small rental property, we kept putting off our wills because we assumed the process would feel morbid and confusing. Eleanor Voss walked us through every guardianship and revocable trust choice in plain language, quoted one flat fee upfront and showed us how to retitle our deeds. Walking out with the signed binder lifted a huge weight.

2. 02

   What matteredLease risks caught before we signed

   C01–C04

   Before we signed our first storefront lease, Daniel Okafor read the landlord’s forty-page draft and flagged uncapped HVAC replacement liability and a broad personal guarantee. He negotiated sensible caps without souring things with the owner, and drew up our two-partner LLC operating agreement the same month.

3. 03

   What matteredAn access problem cured before closing

   C07–C12

   We bought an older mixed-use building without brokers and asked the firm to draft the purchase contract and audit the title. Daniel Okafor spotted a shared-access ambiguity on the survey ten days before closing, drafted a recorded easement with the neighbouring owner and kept our lender’s closing date intact.

4. 04

   What matteredPrepared for trial, settled at mediation

   C01–C06

   When a contractor walked off a half-finished buildout while holding our deposit, we felt stuck. Priya Raman turned every invoice and email into one clear timeline and a demand package. The other side could see she was ready to take the claim to trial, and we reached a written settlement at mediation within ninety days.

5. 05

   What matteredOne attorney who knows the clinic

   C09–C12

   Once our clinic grew past twenty employees, questions about associate agreements, equipment leases and vendor renewals came up every week. A monthly general counsel retainer means quick, practical answers from Priya Raman, an attorney who already knows our contracts and how we operate. It saves us hours every month.

6. 06

   What matteredTalked out of a lawsuit that would not pay

   C01–C12

   I came in angry about a dispute with a former business associate and ready to sue. Instead of suggesting an open-ended retainer, Priya Raman set the likely cost of litigation against what I could realistically recover, then drafted a firm pre-suit letter. The matter was resolved within two weeks, and that honesty in a single hour earned my trust.