This sponsored column is by Law Office of James Montana PLLC. All questions about it should be directed to James Montana, Esq., Doran Shemin, Esq., and Laura Lorenzo, Esq., practicing attorneys at The Law Office of James Montana PLLC, an immigration-focused law firm located in Arlington, Virginia. The legal information given here is general in nature. If you want legal advice, contact us for an appointment.
We are delighted to share the big news with our readers at ARLnow: we opened a new office in Falls Church! And we’re hiring! And we’re having a party to celebrate opening the new office.
Time for a quick Q&A plus some sweet, sweet amateur photography.
Q: What’s your new address?
A: 306 N. Washington Street, Falls Church VA 22046.
Q: Pix or it didn’t happen!
A: We are here to satisfy reader expectations.
Q: Did you close your old office at 5233 Wilson Boulevard?
A: Yes. We keep prices low for immigrants. This isn’t about building a real estate empire.
Q: Why did you move?
A: Have you ever tried to pack three lawyers into 400 square feet? It’s rough! We have 2000 square feet now, plus another 1200 square feet to sublet. We’re so happy.
Q: Will you keep advertising on ARLnow?
A: Yes! ARLnow covers Falls Church. Plus, we still love local journalism and want to support it.
Q: You’re hiring? I’d like to ask a softball question so you can provide more details. What’s your favorite color?
A: Glad you asked: Blue. Also, we’re looking to hire a new immigration lawyer! Recent law grads are welcome to apply. Midcareer lawyers who want to try a new field are welcome to apply. We pay well and offer generous benefits. Email [email protected]. He does the hiring.
Q: Are you looking for summer law associates?
A: Yes, that too. And we’ll pay them. Email [email protected].
Q: Who did the move?
A: This guy and his two buddies, with a U-Haul and pizza delivery from Paisanos. Yuengling was involved.
Q: Was it fun?
A: It was a stress free zone. (We found this pillow in the office, left by a prior tenant. It struck us as a curse along the lines of “May you live in interesting times”) .
Q: What contractor are you using for office setup?
A: We enjoy Home Depot. James has delusions of competence. It’s working out fine so far. (“Is it? Is it, though?” — Staff.)
Q: What is this… party of which you speak?
A: Plans are in the works. It will be at the new office. It will be catered. Yuengling may be involved. Home-brewed beer may be involved!
We’re here to answer all questions, major and minor. Ask them in the comments. We’d love to hear from you.