Attorney Profile
Attorney
Attorney Joseph F. Lamb brings a wealth of real-world experience and a meticulous approach to his legal practice. Before entering the legal field, Joe served in law enforcement and gained management experience with a global investigation and security firm. During his career, he conducted and supervised diverse investigations, including criminal matters, civil litigation support, international corporate espionage, and intellectual property theft.
These investigative skills are the foundation of Joe’s approach to practicing law. Every case he handles at Lamb and Lamb, P.C., begins with a thorough investigation of the facts and circumstances, ensuring no detail is overlooked. Whether assisting clients with bankruptcy cases, or asset seizures, Joe combines precision, professionalism, and a client-first philosophy. At Lamb and Lamb, P.C., clients are treated as individuals—not case numbers.
With nearly a decade of experience in bankruptcy law, Joe is committed to helping clients overcome financial hardships with dignity and respect. He understands the emotional toll of financial struggles and provides compassionate, results-driven advocacy to help clients regain stability.
In addition to his legal career, Joe is a lifelong martial arts practitioner and once owned his own martial arts school. In his free time, he enjoys watching sports of all kinds, from football and baseball to mixed martial arts. This combination of discipline, dedication, and diverse experience makes Joe a trusted ally for his clients during challenging times.
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ANCILLARY BUSINESSES
- Commercial and Business Collections
- Firearms Law and Licensing
- Contract Review
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