Reviews

"Paragon of Justice and an Epitome of Truth." In the realm of law and justice, the role of a just attorney carries profound significance that transcends mere legal representation. A just attorney, bound by ethical principles and a commitment to fairness, stands as a pillar of integrity with the legal system. By upholding the principals of justice, such an attorney not only safeguards the rights of their clients but also maintains the delicate balance between truth and the pursuit of a just outcome. The defense attorney, in particular, assumes a crucial role as the shield between justice and truth. In a legal proceeding, it is the defense attorney's duty to rigorously challenge the prosecution's case, to scrutinize evidence, and to ensure that the rights of the accused are protected. By zealously advocating for their clients the defense attorney ensures that the truth is unearthed through a process that is thorough, fair, and just. Without this safeguard, the pursuit of truth and the delivery of justice would be compromised, undermining the very foundation of the legal system. Thus, the role of an attorney, especially the defense attorney, is indispensable in upholding the principals of fairness, integrity, and truth in the pursuit of justice. Ms. Emily Trott, Esq., was one of the very first attorney's this writer encountered that is defined as a resilient shield between truth and justice.

My friend referred me to Emily and she was a blessing to me and my family. She is knowledgeable, intelligent, confident, and passionate about her work and I couldn’t recommend her more. Thank you Emily!

Very helpful with my legal needs, answered all my questions so that it made sense. Staff was accommodating in connecting me with her! They even offered me some bagel seasoning for my plain bagel. Sometimes it's the little things that matter most!

responsiveness, analytical skills, good research skills, speaking skills, and listening skills. and understands it on the spot. When a case is in session, curveballs will likely be thrown and they have to be able to interpret and respond to them appropriately.