FVF Law, a Texas‑based injury and wrongful‑death practice, officially opened its new Rosedale office in mid‑July. The firm, founded in 2014 by Josh Fogelman and Aaron Von Flatern, relocated to a restored 1948 building that previously housed Top Drawer. The move reflects the firm’s commitment to being a permanent, visible presence in the community it serves.
Open house celebrates community ties
To mark the relocation, FVF Law is hosting an open house on September 22. The event, scheduled for 7 p.m., will offer tours of the renovated space, light refreshments, and a live performance by local artist Jo James. The firm partnered with the HAAM Day Music Festival, whose mission includes expanding access to healthcare for musicians, to provide the entertainment.
Attendees are encouraged to RSVP online and use rideshare services to reduce traffic and parking challenges. The firm hopes the gathering will give neighbors a chance to see the new office, meet the attorneys, and learn more about the services they provide.
Why the new location matters
Chief of staff Caitlyn Macaluso explained that the historic building was chosen to replace costly billboard advertising with a tangible community anchor. “Instead of buying attention on the side of a highway, we invested in a permanent place in the community we actually live in, coach in and grew up in,” she said. The firm’s partners worked with construction partner Franklin Alan and architecture firm Mark Odom Studio/Cline to restore the building’s original character while creating a warm, inviting environment for clients who often arrive after traumatic events.
Macaluso added that many clients find the firm through personal referrals. “A real door on a real street gives us one more way to build those relationships face‑to‑face,” she noted, underscoring the firm’s focus on personal connection and trust.
About FVF Law
FVF Law specializes in representing Texans injured in car and motorcycle accidents, construction incidents, and brain injuries. The firm’s mission, as stated on its website, is to educate injured Texans about their legal options and to provide compassionate, knowledgeable representation.
The new Rosedale office positions the firm within a growing part of Austin, offering easier access for residents of the city’s east side and surrounding neighborhoods. By anchoring its practice in a historic building and partnering with local cultural events, FVF Law aims to strengthen its ties to the community while continuing to serve victims of serious injuries across Texas.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Austin — read the source article.