If you have a New York construction or auto case that’s outside your usual practice — or one that warrants federal-court preparation — we’d like to talk. Generous co-counsel fee splits per the New York Rules of Professional Conduct, no client-poaching, and a single point of contact at the firm.
Founding & Managing Attorney · Amparo Law Firm
Founding Partner Bob Amirian, Esq. clerked for Chief Judge Sharon Prost on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, then practiced at Venable LLP. Federal-court training shows up in every brief we file.
Chief Operating Officer Jordan Sakni ran NYC construction development at Simba Property Group. Reads GC contracts, OAC meeting minutes, OSHA citation patterns, and subcontractor safety-budget negotiations the way the people running the project read them. (Jordan is not admitted; all legal work is performed by Bob and any future admitted attorneys at the firm.)
NY RPC 1.5(g)-compliant. Joint responsibility or share-based-on-work models, your choice. Written before retention. Disclosed to the client.
Your relationship with the client is yours. We do not market to your referred clients after the matter closes.
Submit the form (or call Bob directly). Initial response within 24 hours.
Conflict check + matter-quality review — 48 hours to accept/decline.
Written fee-split agreement + joint engagement letter — your name stays on the pleadings.
Quarterly written case updates · strategy calls on request.
NY RPC 1.5(g): Fee splits between lawyers not in the same firm require written client consent + writing of either joint responsibility OR a share-based-on-work allocation. We do both, in writing, before retention.
NY RPC 7.2: No payments for “recommending” us as a lawyer. Co-counsel fee splits on a specific matter are different and permitted under RPC 1.5(g).
No malpractice exposure-sharing. Each firm carries its own malpractice. We do not seek to indemnify referring firms against their own conduct, nor do we accept indemnification for ours.
Direct line to Bob’s desk · attorney-to-attorney calls returned within hours.
