The lawyers, paralegals, and staff of the firm work as a team to provide necessary client services. Clients obtain the most from the firm's human resources by the method of assigning a group to work on a case throughout its duration, and by the fact that each of the firm's attorneys collaborates with others in the firm, and uses technology in the preparation and trial of cases. In addition, the firm offers its attorneys high quality legal work and training of exceptional quality, in an informal practice structure. The firm's attorneys make available to clients a range of backgrounds, experience, and billing rates from which the firm selects the lawyers who will handle a particular case.
Clients hire our lawyers for their experience, their judgment, and for results .
We take pride in our abilities to assess cases realistically, and to obtain results for our clients. The firm's attorneys also have an active pro bono publico practice. Many of the firm's attorneys engage in such pro bono matters as representation of indigent criminal defendants, handling domestic violence and civil rights cases, and serving as arbitrators. In one large pro bono effort, Charlie Faruki was appointed by United States District Judge Walter H. Rice as class counsel for groups of prisoners in two federal court suits alleging overcrowding and other civil rights violations in two local jails.