
New Client Specialist
Fasig | Brooks Law Offices
Tallahassee Office
Q: How long have you been at Fasig Brooks?
Aeesha: “I’ve been here for 9 months!”
Q: Describe your role at Fasig Brooks.
Aeesha: “As an intake specialist, my job is to be the first point of contact for any prospective client. I make sure to empathetically connect with clients by listening to their situations and determining if it’s something our firm can assist with.”
Q: What inspired you to join the team here?
Aeesha: “Leadership made a great impression by emphasizing how compassion-driven the firm is. I appreciated the fact that the firm understands the importance of connecting with others and how it contributes to a better work environment both for the team and clients.”
Q: What’s the most meaningful part of working at Fasig Brooks?
Aeesha: “As a member of a personal injury firm, there’s an understanding that people reach out to us when they are experiencing a tough situation and need someone to help. It feels good to know the firm empathizes with this and makes sure the care we have for our clients is evident in the work we do.”
Q: If each day had 25 hours, what would you do with the extra time?
Aeesha: “Get some more sleep and go on more day trips!”

Q: What book or movie has had a significant impact on you and why?
Aeesha: “My current favorite is a collection of essays titled “I’m Lying But I’m Telling The Truth” by Bassey Ikpi. It’s a raw and wonderful look into the reality of mental health and the process of growing through it. It paints a clear picture of how resilience is not given but earned, and that’s something I identify with strongly.”
Q: What keeps you going when you are under pressure?
Aeesha: “The knowing that stress is always followed by peace as long as you push through it.”
Q: What is something about Fasig Brooks you wish more people knew about?
Aeesha: “The candy drawer blew my mind when I first started here.”
Q: What’s your dream car?
Aeesha: “(I don’t have a dream car, skip pls)”
Q: If you could travel anywhere, where would you go and why?
Aeesha: “South Korea! I spent a month there a few years ago and had such a good time. I would love to go back to try all the things I didn’t have the time to and continue learning about a culture that’s so different to what I’m used to.”

Q: What’s your favorite activity outside of work?
Aeesha: “I spend a lot of my time writing essays, short stories, and poems.”

Q: What’s your favorite place to visit?
Aeesha: “Going back home to South Florida is always going to be my favorite. There’s nothing better than only being 10 minutes away from the beach.”

Q: What’s the most frequently asked question you get from clients and how do you answer?
Aeesha: “Everyone is always curious about the process of pursuing a claim. Does it take a while? What does it entail? Is it worth it? I always make sure to lead the answer by emphasizing the fact that this is about getting justice for the suffering experienced and explaining how simple the process can actually be since they’re enlisting the help of our attorneys.”