Why Choose Tien Law Firm?
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From beginning to end, we seek to reduce future risks and liabilities.
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With virtual consultations, it's easier than ever to get started.
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We offer flexible and hybrid billing arrangements to make costs more predictable.
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We are dedicated to seeking excellent results for our clients.
What Clients are Saying About Tien Law Firm
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Sonya is a brilliant lawyer who absolutely knows what she is doing! As a lawyer myself, it's easy for me to tell when another lawyer is overlooking something, and working with Sonya, I feel confident that nothing at all will be overlooked.- Melody M. - Attorney
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Sonya is an excellent lawyer whom I would hire again in a heartbeat. She is incredibly intelligent, delightfully clever, intensely dedicated, and wonderfully warmhearted. I completely understand why her clients not only trust her but also love her.- Tanja H.
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I am extremely happy and satisfied with the legal services provided by the Tien Law Firm and Ms. Sonya Tien in particular. Ms. Tien went above and beyond.- Inessa B.
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She is One of the best you can ever find...always there to take your calls and responds to your emails fast.- Bright I.
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