BERNARD TANYA

BERNARD TANYA reads like a personal-name company, and that usually means a small medical, legal, or consulting practice built around one person’s work. By our assessment, it fits the kind of firm that lives or dies on reputation rather than scale, which can be a strength when the service is personal and a weakness when the name gives no clue what is actually sold. The downside is obvious: without a clear field attached to it, the name tells outsiders almost nothing, so first contact depends on local knowledge or direct explanation. In practice that makes it a plain, name-led shop rather than a brand with a broad public face. It sits closer to an individual practice than to a large corporate company, and that is usually fine when the work is specialized and local.