01
Business Law
Formation, contracts and year-round compliance for companies that need a partner on the file.
Read more
Attorneys
at law — since 1998
The counsel you can actually reach
A named partner on every file, written fees before we start, and a team that still answers the phone when the matter gets hard.
Trial
& litigation practice
Trial-ready partners, not a call center
From first consult to closing argument, the attorney you meet is the attorney who drafts, negotiates and appears for you.
Personal
& family counsel
Clear advice when the stakes are personal
Family, estate and commercial disputes handled with the same standard: straight answers, a plan you can follow, and no surprise invoices.
-
Book your
appointment -
First advice
is on us -
Always-on
legal cover
About the
firm
+
Counsel that stays on the file when it gets difficult.
Lawsera keeps the same attorney from the first call through the close. You get a named partner, a written fee, and a direct line when the matter turns.
+
The partners
The person you meet is the one who appears.
- Partner on the file from the first conversation
- Fees agreed in writing before any clock starts
- A direct line while the matter is active
25+Years beside clients
980+Matters closed
40+Practising attorneys
98%Clients who return
Our services
Counsel across the files we take
A named partner on every matter — from the first call through the close.
01
Why Lawsera
Counsel you can run a company — or a family — on
Partner on the file
The attorney you meet is the one who drafts, negotiates and appears. No rotating junior desk.
Fees in writing first
Fixed or capped fees on most advisory work, agreed before anyone starts the clock.
A line you can reach
A named lawyer on every active matter — not an intake desk that takes a message.
Fewer files, better work
We take the matters we can finish well. If we cannot help, we say so in the first conversation.
Client roster
Boards and families who keep the same counsel
Boards, founders, and families who keep the same Lawsera attorney on file from the first call through close.
Corporate
Founders
Family
Boards
Property
Litigation
Employment
Advisory
980+
Matters closed
500+
Clients counselled
40+
Practising attorneys
25+
Years of the firm
How we work
From the first call to a result you can live with
Four steps. The same attorney stays on the file from the first conversation through the close.
-
01
Case evaluation
We hear what has happened, say whether we can help, and write down the scope.
-
02
Legal strategy
A named partner sets the path — what we file, what we wait on, and what it will cost.
-
03
Representation
The same attorney drafts, negotiates and appears. You always know who is on the file.
-
04
Resolution
We close with a result you can point to — and papers you can keep.
Selected matters
Selected matters from the Lawsera desk
Recent matters from the Lawsera desk. Outcomes always depend on the facts, the forum, and the other side.
Corporate
Sale of a mid-market manufacturer
A family-owned plant needed a clean close without losing key managers or opening old IP claims.
Close: signed in 11 weeks with retained leadership and a locked IP schedule.
View the file
Civil litigation
Easement fight on a shared lot
Two neighbours, one driveway, and a survey that had been wrong for a decade.
Close: stipulated judgment, recorded easement, no trial date used.
View the file
Family law
Parenting plan after a relocation
A new job in another city, school-year calendars, and two parents who still had to talk.
Close: stipulated plan, holiday rotation, and a review date both sides accepted.
View the file
Real estate
Title defect on a mixed-use close
A downtown building sat under a forgotten lien the week before funding.
Close: lien released, escrow held, funding on the original date.
View the file
Practice figures
How the practice looks on paper
Snapshot numbers from the Lawsera chambers year — matters opened, counsel on the desk, and cities where we appear.
94%Clients who stay after the first matter
87%Files closed without a trial date
32Practice desks we will actually take
24/7Coverage on matters already open
The desk
Attorneys who still open their own files
Client notes
What people wrote after the file closed
Notes from clients after a Lawsera matter closed — how counsel worked the file from the first call through the close.
01
/
06
FAQ
Common questions before you instruct Lawsera
Clear answers on the first call, fees, and how a file opens — general guidance for new clients, not advice on your matter.
Thirty minutes with an attorney. We tell you whether you
have a problem, how urgent it is, and what it would cost
to start. If you do not need a lawyer, we say so.
Whatever you already have: letters, contracts, court
papers, emails. A short timeline in your own words is more
useful than a perfect file.
Most advisory work is a fixed or capped fee agreed in
writing before we begin. Contested work is billed against
a budget we review with you. Nothing starts until you have
that paper.
Yes. The first consultation is with the lawyer who would
take the file — not an intake desk that takes a message.
It depends on the forum and the other side. We give a
range in the first memo and we update it when the facts
change. We do not invent a date we cannot keep.
Yes. Video meetings are standard. We appear in person when
a hearing, signing, or negotiation requires it. Travel is
agreed in the engagement letter first.
A named attorney owns the file. Juniors may research and
draft, but you always know who is accountable and how to
reach them.
Bring the last letter and the engagement terms. We will
say whether a second opinion or a clean handoff makes
sense before anyone is retained here.
After you have a written scope and a fee. Urgent filings
can begin the same week when conflicts clear and the
engagement is signed. Nothing opens on a handshake.
No. If we cannot staff it properly, the forum is wrong for
the budget, or the conflict check fails, we say so in the
first hour and point you elsewhere when we can.
Confidential first call
Tell us what has happened
Use the form for a first conversation. Do not send privileged documents or account numbers here — we will ask for those on a secure channel if we take the file.
Reply within one business day
Named counsel — not an intake queue
- Office 210 Mercer, Suite 400
- Hours Mon–Fri, 8:30–6:00
- Phone +1 (88) 0123-3210
- Email infotc@lawsera.com
Insights
Practical notes from the Lawsera desk
Short reads on contracts, disputes, and board work — written for people who already have a next date on the calendar.
What a commercial contract should actually say
The clauses buyers and lenders always press for — and the ones that only look important until a dispute starts.
Read insight
When a deadlock clause actually fires
What to put in writing before anyone reaches for the buy-sell — and what boards usually leave out until it is too late.
Read insight
What belongs in a first board memo
A date on page one, the decision you need, and the risks counsel will not paper over — short enough for the next meeting.
Read insight
Speak with counsel
Need help with a legal matter?
Tell us what has happened. The first consultation is free, confidential, and with an attorney — not an intake desk.