Sixteen years across the street from Bronx Criminal Courts and Central Booking has built something that cannot be replicated: a steady, organic pipeline of clients who arrive the moment they need a lawyer — not after a Google search.

This firm is a niche false arrest practice generating $2,886,220 in 2025 gross revenue with a 25% net income margin — the firm's strongest profitability year on record. Net income has grown consistently: 1% margin in 2023, 16% in 2024, 25% in 2025. For a practicing attorney stepping into this role, Seller's Discretionary Earnings average $2.3M annually over the past three years.

The strategic asset is the location. Directly across from Bronx Central Booking — where every borough arrest is processed — the office draws walk-in clients at the highest-need moment in their legal situation. This positioning has fueled 16 years of growth with a $0 marketing budget. The firm has never had a website. A buyer who builds even a basic digital presence is adding a revenue channel that has never existed.

The incoming owner inherits a two-person support staff, 2,000 client contacts, a perfect 5.0 rating on Google and Avvo, and 16 years of false arrest litigation in one of the country's most active civil rights markets. The firm has earned coverage in the New York Times, New York Daily News, New York Post, and WABC Channel 7 — a media footprint the seller will personally introduce to the buyer during transition.

The seller will remain actively involved for 12–18 months: managing case handoff, introducing referral sources, appearing alongside the buyer in client meetings, and transferring the professional relationships this firm is built on. This is a deliberate, relationship-by-relationship transition designed to protect revenue continuity.

This firm is suited for a practicing civil rights, criminal defense, or plaintiff's attorney ready to step into an established book of business, a proven location, and a niche with virtually no specialist-level competition in the Bronx.