This was exactly the concern I had. According to my friend, this attorney has dealt with a few cases regarding business law. I don't know if that is sufficient to represent me. The other issue being that this lawyer passed the bar in December 2011.

Unless you cannot afford another attorney DO NOT trust An important case to a new attorney. Those of us with experience dine on new lawyers for breakfast lunch and dinner.
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Thank you for being straight forward. I have sent a few emails via avvo to business attorneys around my area. Saved me from a bullet.

The attorney might well have done a good job, but although you can practice law the day you pass the bar, few are able to do so, and fewer are able to do so well. I've had this discussion with attorney friends over the years, and few felt in full command of their practice and abilities until they were out 5 to 10 years. Just a guide. Some are more advanced. Some are more delayed. Some never get it at all.