FVF Law relocated to a new Austin office in mid-July, according to chief of staff Caitlyn Macaluso. The law firm is commemorating the move with an open house on Sept. 22, collaborating with HAAM Day Music Festival to host a local performance.
The overview
Josh Fogelman and Aaron Von Flatern founded FVF Law in 2014 to educate injured Texans, allowing people to understand their options, according to the firm’s website. FVF Law specializes in injury and wrongful death; practice areas include car and motorcycle accidents, construction accidents and brain injuries.
Something to note
The open house will give locals an insight into the firm’s new Rosedale location. The event is slated to feature tours, light bites and a local performance by Jo James at 7 p.m. FVF Law will host live music in celebration of HAAM Day Music Festival, which supports more accessible healthcare for local musicians.
Attendees are encouraged to RSVP online and use rideshare services when attending the event.
In their own words
The firm’s partners crafted the office to feel warm and inviting, as many clients come to the office after experiencing a traumatic event, Macaluso explained. The building itself is the former Top Drawer location from 1948, which FVF Law restored with construction partner Franklin Alan and architecture partner Mark Odom Studio/Cline.
“This building is our answer to the billboards: instead of buying attention on the side of a highway, we invested in a permanent place in the community we actually live in, coach in and grew up in,” Macaluso shared in a statement. “Many of our clients found us because someone they trusted vouched for us, and a real door on a real street gives us one more way to build those relationships face to face.”
