A Move That Draws Attention from Turkish Lawyers in the US
Turkish lawyers Saime Atakan and Melis Dearinger expanded their scope of activities in the United States by opening a new law firm in Bethesda, Maryland. The pair will respond to the region's legal service needs with their third office.
The attorneys Saime Atakan and Melis Dearinger, who are continuing their work in the United States, expanded their service network to the eastern coast of the country. Following their work in Beverly Hills, California, and Manhattan, New York, the law team, with the opening of the Bethesda office, will now be able to serve clients more closely in the Maryland and Washington, D.C. area.
Attorney Saime Atakan
The new office will provide advisory and representation services in various legal matters, including personal injury (Personal Injury), commercial contracts (Business Contracts), Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJ), and uncontested divorce (Uncontested Divorce).
Attorney Melis Dearinger
The office opened in Bethesda, one of the major centers of the Washington metropolitan area, is intended to help the Turkish community living in the region, as well as other communities, gain reliable and accessible legal support.
Registered with the California and New York bars, Saime Atakan recently gained the authority to serve in three separate federal courts by being admitted to the Eastern, Central, and Southern District federal courts in California. The experience Atakan has acquired in different states and federal courts will converge with Melis Dearinger’s legal work at the new Bethesda office.
With a service network that stretches from Beverly Hills to Manhattan, and now to Bethesda, Atakan and Dearinger aim to respond to the changing legal needs of individuals and businesses with an effective, meticulous, and solution-oriented approach.
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