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Nina Khaimovа. The Strength to Stand by Principles
Meet Nina Khaimova, an accomplished
attorney whose career is defined by heart, integrity, and over a decade of
dedication to her clients. Licensed to practice law in New York, as well as in
the U.S. District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York,
Nina brings both expertise and empathy to every case she handles.In 2019, she founded The Law
Office of Nina Khaimova, P.C., a practice built on three guiding principles
– honesty, integrity, and accessibility. Her mission is simple yet powerful: to
protect her clients’ interests with professionalism and compassion, ensuring...
Editor's Column
In Jewish tradition, family has never been a matter of
chance. Not because everything must be predetermined, but because family has
always been treated with seriousness and care. A family is not something you
“pick up along the way” – it
is something you build. Step by step. And almost never alone.In one of my recent columns (№ 286), I wrote – drawing as well on the
views of professionals – about why being part of a family, being needed, is
often deeper and more sustaining than remaining single and formally free.Our community is full of intelligent, accomplished people
– professionals in their fields, individuals with inner strength, thoughtful
and interesting personalities. Yet more and more often we see that in the most
personal and vulnerable area of life – the subject of family – people remain
alone. Alone with their doubts, and with a hope that feels awkward to voice out
loud.We speak a great deal about values, continuity, and the
future. But the future always begins with specific people and their personal
stories. With whether two people meet. Whether they are able to truly hear one
another. Whether they choose to continue their journey together. We feel a
responsibility to ensure that our community gives rise...
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