African-American Attorney, Shymane Robinson, has launched True Lawyer – a real estate and trademark law firm dedicated to transforming Black communities by assisting investors in accumulating, protecting, and transferring wealth.
Robinson’s initiative to start the law firm alongside her best friend and sister exemplifies successful collaboration among women in business.
According to report publish by Blackbusiness.com, Robinson’s decision to establish her own law practice stemmed from a pivotal moment during her academic journey, where a professor presented her with the ultimatum of choosing between excelling as a lawyer or as a mother.
Rejecting this binary choice, Robinson recognized that traditional corporate law settings were not conducive to her vision of balancing career and motherhood.
This realization fueled her determination to pursue ownership and autonomy in her legal career.
With three years of experience at the helm of True Lawyer, Robinson has cultivated a highly successful national law firm specializing in community transformation through investor assistance.
True Lawyer defines investors as individuals who allocate funds with the expectation of future profit or advantage.
Committed to community transformation, True Lawyer also assists investors in accumulating, protecting, and transferring wealth.
In a landscape where Black wealth is projected to reach $0 by 2053, True Lawyer stands as a beacon of accessible legal representation, offering affordable flat-rate services to ensure equitable access to legal assistance for real estate transactions, business establishment, brand protection, and wealth transfer.
True Lawyer’s mission to accumulate, protect, and transfer wealth serves as a cornerstone in narrowing the wealth gap within the Black community.
By providing flat-rate legal services, True Lawyer extends legal representation to clients irrespective of financial status, thereby contributing to the empowerment and prosperity of Black individuals and communities. Learn more at TrueLawyer.com.
