One Attorney from Juris Law Group LLP Tells His Clients to "Decrease Expenses, Not Expectations"

Beverly Hills, CA, May 09, 2009 --(PR.com)-- P.J. Javaheri, Esq., former attorney at the Los Angeles office of Winston & Strawn LLP, an international multi-practice law firm, got tired of piling up bills inconsistent with today’s economic market. This experience led to Javaheri’s observation that “big law firms are just outpacing the market.”

Javaheri, with several other big law firm attorneys, formed Juris Law Group LLP in 2009. Just one of the attorneys on the team now is David Altman, Esq., a senior litigation attorney and Javaheri’s former colleague at Winston & Strawn. Javaheri says "When we first started out, I kept thinking, how can we be more efficient? In the end we took the traditional big law firm structure and dismantled it."

Javaheri’s portfolio of clients includes a wide spectrum of Fortune 500 clients, many of whom were multi-national companies. Some of his significant representations include CIBC World Markets and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Canada, Merrill Lynch, Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc., Mirant Corporation, Coram Energy, Sun Run Generation, LLC, Ausra, Inc., and Alfred E. Baldwin. Today, Javaheri says “I still work with sophisticated Fortune 500 and multi-national companies, but also able to work with entrepreneurs and start-ups, all for about half of the cost."

Javaheri received a B.A. in Political Science, with honors, and a B.A. in Psychology, cum laude, from the University of California at Irvine. He received a J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law in 2005, where he was a member of the Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal and co-founder and executive managing editor of the Hastings Business Law Journal. After graduating, Mr. Javaheri joined Winston & Strawn, LLP.

Javaheri was a contributing author to “Single-Purpose Entities in U.S. Real Estate Transactions: Are they Worth the Hassle?” which was published in Briefings in Real Estate Finance. He is also a contributing author to “After a Default — Working the Alternatives,” which was published in the ABA Section of Business Law, Practical Resources for the Business Lawyer.

Juris Law Group, now aims to outsmart large law firms with a concept more suitable to today’s fluctuating market: lower costs, same quality. By eliminating the middle man and essentially acting as go-to attorneys, Juris Law Group has saved their clients thousands of money.

Javaheri concentrates his practice on representing companies of all sizes, major corporations, institutional lenders, landlords, tenants, investors, and developers in a broad range of corporate and intellectual property transactions. However, he continues to expand his firm to envelope all specialties.

Javaheri tells his clients everyday to “Decrease expenses, not expectations.”

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