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Which name would you prefer for my new law firm?
The name must give a message of trustfullness, determination. Any connection with myths or legendaries are accepted. Simple and easy understandable names are required.
We are specialised in criminal law.
12 Answers
- 2 decades agoFavorite Answer
The Talon Firm. Talons are the claws of birds of prey. They are persistent and always get what they want.
- riteshLv 44 years ago
i could say classic with a pinch of famous/cutting-part. the popular public of the names i like are classic yet I additionally like some famous names, like Hayden (for a boy). I hate unique names, they are regularly stupid (no offense). i'm not loopy approximately hippie names, yet i can tolerate summer season, Autumn and wintry climate, although i could on no account use them for my babies. I dislike unisex names, with some exception: i like Riley, Taylor, Casey for a woman and that i'm commencing as much as love Dylan too (I blame this on desperate Housewives, the place there's a female named Dylan). Charlie is advantageous as a nickname for Charlotte, not as an entire call. I trust you, I hate misspelled names. i in my opinion observed somebody suggesting the call "Jynnifir" the different day!
- Anonymous2 decades ago
Try "Specialised In Business Law" or whatever law that you would like. Professional names would do great.
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- CarlLv 72 decades ago
If you really are a lawyer instead of a troll, I hope your legal skills are better than you typing or spelling.
- SonoranAngelLv 62 decades ago
Leo the Law Lion- your motto can be "No one will roar for you louder than I do"
- Anonymous2 decades ago
law offices of such and such or name after law iffices






