INTRODUCTION

Originally, we were supposed to share the same desk in high school. We did – for about 15 minutes, during which time we started chatting like two old friends, even though we had just met. Soon after, she temporarily moved to another class, but when she returned, I already changed desks and was sharing it with another colleague.

It didn’t matter, because in the 4 years of high school that followed, the first impression she left me at the beginning – didn’t change. A gentle but strong woman with a deep understanding of the world and disarming honesty. On top of all that – an absolute professional.

What should you know about Cabinet de Avocatură Adriana Solomon?

Any legal problem is much easier to solve when you can rely on a dedicated lawyer, who loves their job, is totally dedicated to each case and proposes the most effective solutions, regardless of the specific situation you are in – as the client.

At Cabinet de Avocatură Adriana Solomon you benefit from quality legal assistance in civil, criminal and administrative legal matters. The approach is always strategic, personalized, adapted to the conditions of each legal case.

Let’s get to the interview!

Find out what Adriana thinks about having her own practice.

Manu: How did you decide to start your own law firm?

Adriana: Since high school, I was convinced that I wanted to become a lawyer. During college, I realized that I really liked everything related to civil and criminal law, and during my undergraduate work I saw exactly how to handle matters regarding contracts, so I can say that I found my way easily.

During my internship I learned everything I needed to be able to handle any legal cases, step by step, so that I could carry them out with the best results. I knew what I wanted, and all the steps I took led me towards opening my own law firm.

M: Did you ever think about giving up?

A: No, I have never thought about giving up, no matter the obstacles. I’ve always been confident that I’m in the right place.

M: What is the biggest challenge you face in your field?

A: Clients and the specific nature of each case. As a lawyer, you have to jump from one area to another, from civil to criminal to administrative law, and the legal issues are different depending on the circumstances of each case – that’s in addition to the fact that the legal system is constantly changing.

When you specialize in just one area, you do just that. But when you deal with all legal issues, you have to learn to adapt quickly, research as efficiently as possible and provide solutions that will bring the desired results for each client.

M: What do you do on days when you can’t find the motivation for the work you have to do (to keep your firm afloat and help it grow)?

A: I can’t say that I often have those days, but I motivate myself whenever there is a difficult day and get through whatever it takes to get everything done.

M: What is the most valuable lesson you have learned since you started your own practice?

A: That you are on your own from the moment you step out of school and that most people around you, close or not, will have an opinion about your plans professionally. The important thing is to silence all the background noise and follow your path.