Favad Bajaria

Favad Bajaria, founder of the Bajaria Law Firm PC, counsels small and medium-sized businesses in litigation, corporate, tax, and transactional matters. Unlike traditional large law firms, he focuses on designing his practice to cater to the needs of small and medium-sized business and professionals. He has a broad range of clients in the hospitality, real estate, medical, information technology, wholesale, software, and technology fields. He serves as chief outside legal counsel for several companies, real estate ventures, and start-ups. To the extent Bajaria Law is not able to handle matters for its clients, Favad helps his clients manage and supervise other lawyers to ensure his clients are well represented.

Prior to forming Bajaria Law at the behest of his clients, Favad was an associate at a large national law firm based in San Francisco primarily representing large Fortune 500 corporations and start-ups. Favad founded Bajaria Law to deliver similar high-quality legal services to small and medium-sized businesses, but with an increased emphasis on human contact, responsiveness, and adaptability to the needs of each client. His legal strategies and counseling directly take into account the budget realities small and medium-sized businesses face.

Due to the small and nimble nature of Bajaria Law, Favad can develop billing and legal services tailored to fit the unique needs of his clients. He has developed flat-fee and alternative billing arrangements that work better for some of his clients. He understands his clients are often frustrated by unreasonable billing approaches offered by other law firms. Therefore, he takes into account each client’s unique needs and business realities to tailor efficient legal services.

Favad received his law degree from Baylor Law School where he graduated in the top 10% of his class and graded onto the Baylor Law Review. As a result of his academic performance in law school, he was the recipient of the Frances B. McCall Academic Scholarship. He was also a member of the Order of the Barristers due to his performance in moot court, and received awards for his brief-writing skills. While in law school, Favad worked for Federal Judge Walter S. Smith, Jr., and clerked for the prestigious Solicitor General’s office with the Texas Attorney General.

Favad attended the University of Texas at Austin for his undergraduate studies where he graduated with dual-degrees with honors. While at UT, he was very involved with Student Government, Muslim Student Association, Indian Student Association, Leadership Council, and occasionally wrote articles for the Daily Texan. During his time at UT, Favad spent a summer working for a congressman from North Texas in Washington, D.C., as a legislative intern.