Legal Consulting
Strategic Legal Insight When the Stakes Are High.
Paid consultations for individuals, families, organizations, and attorneys who need experienced legal assessment, case strategy, or litigation perspective.
When Experience Is the Asset
Not every legal question requires a lawsuit. Sometimes what you need is an experienced attorney who can assess your situation honestly, help you understand your options, and provide the kind of strategic insight that only comes from decades of complex litigation experience. That is what NJL's consulting practice offers.
Who We Serve
Individuals & Families
Navigating a serious legal matter and seeking an experienced second opinion or strategic assessment before making important decisions.
Organizations & Institutions
Seeking experienced legal perspective on complex matters, potential exposure, or litigation risk.
Attorneys & Law Firms
Looking for experienced co-counsel perspective, litigation strategy input, or civil rights expertise on complex matters.
Consulting Services
Case Assessment
An experienced review of your legal matter, potential claims, and realistic assessment of litigation considerations.
Litigation Strategy
Strategic input on case development, litigation approach, and key legal and factual issues.
Second Opinion
An independent, experienced perspective on legal advice you have received or decisions you are considering.
Civil Rights Expertise
Specialized insight on civil rights matters, police misconduct cases, and constitutional litigation.
One Hour Strategic Legal Consultation
Available Tuesdays & Thursdays · Microsoft Teams or Telephone · $250 — paid securely online
Schedule a Consultation
Consultations are available by appointment. To schedule, complete the inquiry form below. A member of the NJL team will follow up to confirm availability and provide consultation details.
Consultation fees are provided upon inquiry. NJL does not publish consultation rates on this website.
Scheduling a consultation does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Representation requires an express written agreement.