Conflicts and parties
Identify adverse parties and relevant relationships before a detailed review.
Tam Berhe is a California attorney and founder of Berhe Jones LLP. He reviews selected serious civil matters for fit, conflicts, deadlines, proof, and the next practical step.


The first screen is built for practical decisions: preserve what matters, identify urgency, assess conflicts and fit, and decide whether the path is representation, co-counsel, referral, or decline.
Visiting, calling, or submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after conflicts review and a signed written agreement.
Identify adverse parties and relevant relationships before a detailed review.
Flag any known hearing, notice, claim, filing, preservation, or response date.
Organize basic facts and a chronology first; hold privileged or highly sensitive material.
Selected matters may be accepted, referred, co-counseled, or declined case by case.
Fees, costs, responsibility, and scope are governed by a written agreement if accepted.