Richard F. Protiva III

Representing the client. To me, that means that when you win, I win. Sometimes that means delivering good news, other times that means delivering hard truths. Regardless, my goal as an attorney is to provide you with the skill and counsel to make the most of your situation, whatever it may be.

Law school was nothing but second thoughts. The practice of law is different. In law school, you ask why do I care? In the practice of law, you know why – it’s the tone in your client’s voice: the fear, anxiety and suffering when they come to you, and the relief when their matter is concluded. The practice of law is so much more than an academic exercise, it’s helping real people solve real problems.

Sophomore year of college I saw an LSAT prep book in a friend’s dorm room. I looked it over, then asked him if that was really the only prerequisite to getting to law school. On receiving a positive response and reflecting that I really didn’t know what I could do with an economics degree, I decided to take the plunge – I rock at standardized tests…

Call the right attorney – and call them quickly! The old adage is “measure twice, cut once” and it is extremely applicable to all aspects of law. Having someone in your corner who has done this before and knows what they are getting into is invaluable in securing the right results.

Interior décor – we have superheroes!