In the heart of Columbia County, a new beacon of legal support has emerged with the opening of Burroughs Elijah Attorneys' modern facility. On April 18, 2025, community planner Naina Mistry led a tour of the newly completed building, designed by Macmillan Pass and Snipp, showcasing a blend of traditional architecture with contemporary touches.
Brandon Elijah, one of the firm's partners, shared insights into their specialized practice, which focuses on estate planning, including wills, trusts, and probate work. "We talk with our clients about some really important things to them, their money and their family," Elijah explained, emphasizing the importance of planning for the future.
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Subscribe for Free The new building is not just a workspace; it aims to create a welcoming environment for clients. "When you come to see an attorney, you want to feel comfortable," Elijah noted. The firm has designed bright, inviting spaces that encourage open conversations about sensitive topics. Feedback from clients and professionals alike has been overwhelmingly positive, reflecting the thoughtful design and atmosphere.
The facility also features a staff area designed for relaxation and collaboration, highlighting the firm’s commitment to employee well-being. The back of the building includes a transitional indoor-outdoor space that has already hosted events like a festive casino night.
Art plays a significant role in the building's design, with local roots reflected in vintage postcards from the Augusta area, which adorn the walls. This connection to the community is a point of pride for the firm, which has grown significantly since its inception in 2012.
As the tour concluded, Elijah expressed gratitude for the support from the community and invited residents to learn more about their services at burroughselijah.com. The new Burroughs Elijah Attorneys building stands as a testament to the firm’s dedication to both its clients and the Columbia County community, promising a bright future for all who seek their guidance.