Over the past fifty years, the practice of law has evolved into the development and growth of a business rather than the practice of a profession. In the culture of modern firms, lawyers are evaluated and rewarded by their peers based upon the number of hours they bill, rather than the outcome obtained for the client.

As a result and contrary to popular perceptions, the true business community, whether major corporations or individual entrepreneurs, is often underserved and overcharged by the legal profession.

Having served the business community for over thirty years, in matters great and small, James F. O'Brien is determined to provide business clients with the benefits of large firm expertise without the burdens of large firm drawbacks.