What to Expect When You Reach Out
A consultation isn't a commitment — it's a conversation. We'll listen to what you're dealing with, ask the right questions, and give you a clear read on whether legal counsel makes sense and what working together would look like. If your matter is something you can handle on your own, we'll tell you that too.
The goal is a direct answer: here's how we can help, or here's what we'd recommend instead. That's where every new client relationship starts.
The fastest way to reach us. We handle our own calls when available. If you reach voicemail, leave a message and we'll return it promptly.
140a Broadway, Amityville, New York 11701, United States
Located in Suffolk County, with easy access for businesses across Long Island — including Nassau County and the surrounding area.
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during the initial consultation?
We'll review the details of your legal matter, ask any clarifying questions, and give you our honest assessment of how we can help and what the next steps would look like. It's a focused conversation, not an open-ended advice session.
How quickly will I hear back after submitting a contact form?
We review form submissions directly and aim to respond within one business day. If your matter is time-sensitive, calling is the faster option.
Do you charge for the initial consultation?
Consultation terms are explained upfront when we connect. We're straightforward about what it looks like to work together before anything moves forward.
Do you work with businesses outside of Amityville or Suffolk County?
Yes. We work with business owners across Long Island, including Nassau County, and we also serve clients in New York City. If you're based elsewhere in New York and need a business attorney, reach out and we'll determine if it's a good fit.
Business Law Is All We Do
We don’t handle personal injury cases, family law matters, or general practice work. Every consultation we take is with a business owner navigating something that affects their company: a transaction, a lease, an employment issue, a contract, or a brand. That focus means we can give you a faster, more informed read on your situation than a generalist attorney can.
If you’re a Long Island business owner and you’re not sure whether you need an attorney, that’s exactly the question a consultation is designed to answer.
