Bob Amirian founded Amparo Law Firm to bring federal-court legal craft to New York plaintiff’s practice. After law school, he clerked on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit — a court that hears patent appeals, federal employee cases, and a docket of complex civil matters that demands precise writing, careful reading of the record, and rigorous standards of proof.

From the Federal Circuit, Bob joined Venable LLP, where he practiced civil litigation. The training was federal: motion practice under the Federal Rules, expert depositions, summary judgment briefing, oral argument before federal judges. That training is not the typical baseline in NYC plaintiff’s work — and it shows up in everything Amparo files.