About Philip Sterling
Philip Sterling Meyer combines a law school training and enterprise training in a continuous, pragmatic practice. He has moved from classrooms to client things in New York during the last decade and a half. He strategies instances with an eye for element and an appreciation for how legal outcomes intersect with business realities.
Meyer earned his Juris Doctor from Albany Law School in 2010. He returned to the academy for a MBA in 2011, completing that program at Clarkson University. Before law school, he completed a Bachelor of Science in political science and records at the State University of New York at Buffalo in 2007. The series of degrees gives him formal grounding in law, control, and the political and historic context that often frames legal problems.
Early in his career he put those credentials to work in New York. He is licensed to practice in the state and has handled a variety of things that arise under New York regulation. His background means he can talk about each legal strategy and practical business implications when meeting with clients. He has worked on things that require jargon-free explanations and cautious documentation, and he has knowledge guiding clients through procedural and substantive steps.
His enterprise diploma informs how he manages client relationships and workplace operations. Meyer applies basic monetary and managerial concepts when advising clients on prospective costs and timelines. He is relaxed discussing transactional concerns in addition to disputes that may lead to legal proceedings. Colleagues describe him as methodical in his preparation and easy in his verbal exchange. He tends to prefer direct evaluation over rhetorical flourish.
Meyer practices at The Meyer Law Office. The firm handles things in New York and serves clients who want counsel grounded in both law and business practice. He continues to draw on his combined legal and business training when advising clients and resolving matters in state courts and administrative boards.
He practices law at The Meyer Law Office in New York, dealing with things that arise beneath state regulation.
