Charles R. Laurie, Jr. entered the practice of law following in his father's footsteps. His father, Charles R. Laurie, Sr., had served as a Federal Judge in the Northern District of Ohio and an Assistant County Prosecutor for Cuyahoga County. Upon completion of law school, Charles R. Laurie, Jr. passed not only the bar exam in Ohio in 1971, but also the bar exam in Florida the same year. We met with Charles recently, and listened as he told of his practice's offerings and his experience in law office management;

Laurie and Associates is a general practice law firm specializing in probate administration, drawing and drafting of trusts and wills, and real estate law. We handle personal injury claims and assist clients in forming limited partnerships and corporations. We also use our extensive contacts in the legal profession to refer our clients to other attorneys specializing in areas of the law outside our areas of expertise.

We have thirty years experience in probate administration and recommend our clients set up trusts to handle their estates. If they don't have a trust, their estate must goes through probate at a higher cost to their heirs. By establishing a trust, they ensure their heirs save money and receive a larger portion of their estate.

At Laurie and Associates we assist clients wanting to purchase real estate or having difficulties with properties they've already purchased due to defective construction or failure of the seller to fully disclose the condition of the property before the sale. We also represent clients who have suffered personal injury due to automobile, workplace, or general accidents. Our goal is to have our clients returned to a position on par with where they were before they sustained the injury.

I live in Brecksville and not only have my office here, but also another office in the Standard Building in downtown Cleveland. At one point we operated on the 9th and 20th floors of the Standard Building through a company called Law Office Management. We rented space to other lawyers, affording them a shared arrangement whereby they could share accommodations, our legal library, conference rooms, and support staff. While operating as sole practitioners, they enjoyed the amenities normally available only in larger law firms.

Upon opening my practice in Brecksville, my investors and I purchased our present location, built a similar situation here, and held the property for eleven years before closing out our investment. Currently, I'm searching for another location in Brecksville and the individual investors needed to replicate this profitable venture.

At Laurie and Associates, personalized attention and unimpeachable ethics are the order of the day. Call Laurie and Associates today, and don't forget to tell them The Advocate sent you!

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