About Us
Our Mission
At AttorneyTalk, we strive to create the highest quality work-product. As attorneys ourselves, we understand that resolving tough cases is a team effort. That's why we feel invested in being part of that process, rolling up our sleeves, and getting into the trenches with you. We also believe in excellent customer service. Your job as an attorney is tough and we want to make it a easier.
As a boutique firm, we put our clients first and emphasize the quality of our service. AttorneyTalk combines a diverse set of core strengths in employment law, data analysis, statistics, and computer programming. We partner closely with our clients to analyze complex data and system needs, craft customized solutions that drive results, and implement effective strategies that empower success.
Our Team
Lawrence W. Beall graduated from Claremont McKenna College, with a bachelor’s degree in History. Alongside this liberal arts education, Mr. Beall took courses in the sciences, economics, statistics, and computer science. During his studies and post-college, Mr. Beall worked as a computer programmer, artist, published author, and later as a manufacturing executive.
Mr. Beall received his law degree from Loyola Law School. During law school, Mr. Beall began his work in class actions at the Elder Law and Disability Rights Center.
During Mr. Beall's legal career, he focused on Wage and Hour class action and PAGA cases–making a name for himself as a determined litigator at Justice Law Corporation, and later King & Siegel LLP. While working on his cases, Mr. Beall leveraged his unique background in technology and analytics to develop custom software tools and perform data analysis to secure better results for his clients. Beall realized that his detailed approach to data-analysis was a substantial part of why his cases settled for higher values–finding theories and violations in the data that experts miss. After a few years doing this, Mr. Beall founded AttorneyTalk so he could share his data-centric approach to help attorneys better estimate the damages in their cases.
In his free time, Mr. Beall enjoys traveling, creating art, and designing board games.
