Koplow Law Firm Moves to New Downtown Phoenix Location
Jun 11, 2020
PHOENIX - June 11, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
As many in the legal community are aware, Lawrence Koplow has been assisting the ASU Law Group within Arizona State University’s Law School for the past several years. As a result of this position, his private practice operated out of the Beus Center for Law and Society during this time.
However, as announced earlier this year, ASU Law Group has successfully completed its mission. This presented Mr. Koplow with an opportunity to obtain a customizable workspace to help innovate his law practice. Operating a private practice within a Law School served the firm well, but Mr. Koplow "couldn't be more excited" about his new space.
There are several factors that motivated a move to this specific location:
A CUSTOM SPACE. The ability to start from scratch by knocking down walls and creating new ones to make exactly what was needed for Mr. Koplow's DUI and vehicular crimes law practice.
ACCESSIBILITY. While working out of the law school, the firm was on the second floor of an enormous building, surrounded by hundreds of people constantly traveling through the common areas. Now, clients can park a few feet in front of the firm's entrance and safely walk in.
THE LOCATION. The new location places the firm in the heart of Arizona’s legal community with easy access to most courts and major highways.
The firm looks forward to starting a new chapter at its new home.
NEW ADDRESS:
KOPLOW LAW FIRM
2501 North 7th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85006
(602) 494-3444
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