Anthony S. Posa

With over a decade's worth of experience there is very little I have not crossed paths with. Most attorneys are "one trick ponies". They can do one thing, often very well, but only one thing. The problem an individual or business may face is that they need to hire several firms to help them. They need a firm to handle their business (incorporation, agreements, collections, etc.). Then they need another firm to help them should they find themself in trouble with the law. If they need a will or want to workout an estate plan they need another firm. Worse, they trust their business attorney to represent them in a criminal matter or they let their criminal attorney draft their will or administer a loved one's estate.  Obviously, this is not going to end well. 

I'm not a one trick pony. I can do it all and do it well.  When I first entered a legal profession I made a decision to not be an attorney who only does personal injury or personal injury defense and ignore everything else.  I can handle your individual needs be it a will, trust or god forbid, an arrest. I can also handle your business matters as they arise. Try me, I think you will plesantly surprised.