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C. M. Jackson otherwise known as “CJ” is the founding attorney of C. M. Jackson Legal. PLLC. She attended Howard Univeristy and received a Bachelors of Arts in Legal Communication. In 2009 she matriculated through Liberty University, School of Law with a specialized focus on criminal defense.. Upon graduation, CJ was an associate attorney for a boutique firm in Alexandria, Virginia. Her experience there produced in her the skillset necessary to adequately defend clients of the Newport News Public Defenders Office. CJ also served on the advisory board of the Newport News Juvenile Drug Court. During her time in Newport News she grew an affinity for the practice of juvenile law and took a special interest in representing juveniles faced with more serious crimes.. CJ has had the opportunity to serve the citizens of Virginia from both sides of the courtroom. After a few years as an assistant public defender she became an assistant Commonwealth’s attorney for the state of Virginia in the city of Portsmouth. There she litigated several cases dealing with domestic violence, felony gun possession, animal cruelty, and drug distribution.. CJ is committed to the pursuit of justice. She is a very aggressive and zealous advocate. Understanding that criminal convictions have lifetime implications CJ does her due diligence to make sure her clients have a clear understanding during each stage of the process.

Broderick Dunn has spent his career helping individuals and small businesses navigate the litigation process, avoid costly disputes, and maneuver through all types of employment issues. Broderick is a leader in the commercial litigation and employment bar and regularly writes and speaks about Virginia’s new employment laws, workplace harassment, workplace assault, social media in the workplace, and business torts. He also regularly appears in state and federal courts and in front of private arbitrators, mediators, and administrative agencies.. After graduating from Williams College with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and American Studies, Broderick obtained his J.D. from Washington & Lee University School of Law in 2007, where he was the recipient of the Claytor Family Endowment Scholarship. Since then, Broderick has practiced law in Virginia and Maryland, representing clients in all types of employment and business matters. He also represents clients in federal courts in the District of Columbia. Broderick is a member of the Executive Committee of the Virginia Bar Association Labor and Employment Section, the Leadership Committee of the Fairfax Bar Association’s Employment Section, and the Northern Virginia Black Attorneys Association.. Outside of the courtroom, Broderick is active in his community. In 2014, he was appointed to the Fairfax County Civil Service Commission. Following his service on the Civil Service Commission, Broderick was appointed as the Braddock District Commissioner on the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority in 2020. Broderick serves as a class agent for Woodberry Forest School’s annual fund. In the spring of 2021, Broderick was elected to serve on Woodberry’s Board of Trustees. Broderick also serves as a 2004 class agent for Williams College’s annual fund. He relishes any opportunity to serve his community, both professionally and personally.

Brian is approachable, easy to talk to, and friendly, all of which creates a relaxed and trusting attorney-client relationship with consistent and clear communication.. Your lawyer should be prepared to answer your questions and address your concerns. You should know what is happening in your case, and why. You should feel comfortable reaching out to your lawyer whenever you have a question or concern, and be able to have honest conversations. Your lawyer should be forthright about the realities of your case, without offering only doom-and-gloom cynicism or unwarranted promises. Brian is prepared to have those conversations with you, and to guide you through this process.. Brian is originally from central New Jersey. He moved to the DC area in 2014 for law school. He became a licensed Virginia attorney in 2017 after graduating law school, and moved into the Commonwealth shortly thereafter. Mr. Szmak’s law school experience includes work in a non-profit advocacy organization, a public interest law firm, the United States Federal Election Commission, and the United States Senate Judiciary Committee.. Prior to joining the PJI Law, Brian practiced civil litigation and criminal defense in courts throughout Northern Virginia, to include Fairfax, Arlington, Falls Church, Prince William, Loudoun, and Alexandria.. He now focuses on Civil Litigation. Mr. Szmak is admitted to practice in all Virginia courts, and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (EDVA).. Education:Saint Joseph's University, B.AThe Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, J.D Cum Laude

Bret works closely with his clients to build a customized defense to get the best results possible in their case.  Bret represents clients in a wide variety of felony and misdemeanor cases, ranging from traffic matters such as reckless driving and DUIs to major felony charges such as possession of drugs, conspiracies, assault, fraud, and sexual battery. He practices throughout Northern Virginia, including Fairfax County, Herndon, Vienna, Fairfax City, Alexandria, Arlington, Loudoun and the U.S. District Court - Eastern District of Virginia in Alexandria.. Bret's work has also involved extensive appellate brief writing and a vigorous motions practice, including motions to suppress evidence, motions for bond, motions for discovery, and other motions for relief in federal and state prosecutions.  Before going into private practice, Bret worked as a law clerk for the Honorable Chief Judge Watkins in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama.  Bret is an active member of the bar of Virginia and of the District of Columbia.. Bret is a 2011 magna cum laude graduate of the George Mason University School of Law where he was the managing editor of the George Mason Law Review and served on the Moot Court Board.  He earned his undergraduate degree is from the College of William and Mary.  His home is in Vienna, Virginia, and and he is a longtime resident of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Brandon Sloane is a former prosecutor with over a decade of prosecution experience, and now proudly serving clients charged with criminal offenses throughout the Northern Virginia area. Charges handled include traffic offenses such as speeding and reckless driving by speed, DWI/DUI, and any other misdemeanor and felony offenses such as petit larceny, assault & battery, drug possession, drug distribution, firearms offenses, malicious wounding, robbery and murder. Reach out to see how he can bring over a decade of experience to help you address your issue.

Born and raised in Fairfax, Virginia, Liza Yang is a graduate of the Fairfax County Public School system. She then went on to study Spanish and Journalism at Wake Forest University before returning home and working as the Office Manager at Greenspun Shapiro for more than ten years. In that position, Liza learned not only the administrative side of Greenspun Shapiro, but she also gained experience speaking with clients, learning about the court system, and helping with casework as needed.. Yearning for additional challenges and fulfillment, Liza decided to apply for law school. She attended George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School as a Mason Scholar. During her three years at George Mason, Liza participated in multiple Trial Advocacy competitions. Her trial team brought George Mason its first trial advocacy national championship when Liza and her team won the Quinnipiac National Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition.. Upon graduating from law school, Liza was the recipient of the Virginia Trial Lawyers’ Association Student Advocacy Award, given to one student at each Virginia law school who is going to take the Virginia bar exam and who best exemplifies the attributes of an effective trial advocate, including a dedication to preserving the rights of individuals and excellence in trial skills.. In law school, Liza was lucky enough to have the opportunity to study Constitutional Law under a Supreme Court Justice during a summer study abroad program. She also served on the student boards of the Trial Advocacy team and Pro Bono Society.. Committed to giving back to her community, and an avid supporter of breaking down the stigma of mental illness, Liza is also an active volunteer and past Board Member with the National Alliance on Mental Illness Northern Virginia. She has helped lead multiple Greenspun Shapiro fundraisers that have raised thousands of dollars for this important organization.. Liza is enjoying her new role as an Associate Attorney at Greenspun Shapiro, zealously representing individuals on their criminal, traffic, and civil cases throughout the Northern Virginia courts. When she’s not in court, Liza can be found with her Ohio State-loving husband and their dog at their Fairfax County home, or spending time with her parents, siblings, and adorable nephew and nieces.

Benjamin Griffitts is a Northern Virginia native who has spent the past 14 years representing individuals charged with criminal and traffic offenses in Manassas and throughout Virginia. He appears in courts across Prince William County, Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, Fauquier and Fairfax, handling every type of case—from homicides and serious sexual offenses to drug, theft and violent crimes, as well as misdemeanors and traffic infractions. Mr. Griffitts is known for his diligent, zealous advocacy and his thorough knowledge of Virginia’s court systems—which he uses to his clients’ advantage in every matter.

Ben represents plaintiffs who have suffered at the hands of doctors and others acting negligently or intentionally.. Before law school, Ben worked as an operating room anesthesia technician, where he became familiar with hospital procedure and patient care by working closely with a team of eleven anesthesiologists. He continued to gain practical experience during law school by completing an externship with the Honorable Michael F. Devine on the Fairfax County Circuit Court, competing on the George Mason trial advocacy team, and in his third year serving as the law school’s Trial Advocacy Association’s president. And as a member of the Supreme Court Clinic, Ben helped author two amicus briefs for cases before the United States Supreme Court. He also gained briefing and trial experience in local state courts, where as a student he argued motions and conducted witness examinations. Not only did Ben graduate magna cum laude from Antonin Scalia Law School, but the law school also recognized his achievements with the Trial Lawyers Association Trial Advocacy Award.. Ben stays active in his community. In 2018 he led the George Mason High School mock trial team to a state-wide fifth-place finish and first among public schools in its first year. In addition, Ben’s peers recently elected him to represent them on the Board of the Young Lawyer’s Section of the Fairfax Bar Association.. Originally from North Carolina, Ben earned his undergraduate degree in international studies from the University of a North Carolina at Chapel Hill and played trumpet in the marching and jazz bands. Long-acquainted with Carolina basketball, Ben avidly follows the Tar Heels. Ben first put his degree to work in a small village in Yunnan, China, where he taught English to middle school students. Before joining the firm, Ben clerked for the Honorable Louise M. DiMatteo of the Arlington County Circuit Court.

Being charged with a crime or serious traffic offense can be stressful.  The consequences of a conviction could affect your job, your career and your reputation.. I understand this and I take care to assure all my clients as to the strengths of their cases under current law.  I will listen to the facts of your case, explain the legal rules that apply and explain the various ways that we can win your case.  A defendant deserves respect for his rights and a vigorous, aggressive defense.  That's what I provide.

Before becoming a lawyer, Ms. Wilson was a Legal Assistant for 20 years at several Northern Virginia family law firms. After devoting years to working behind the scenes, she was inspired to pursue law school in 2014, as a part-time student. While attending the University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law, she served as a student attorney, in the General Practice clinic. She assisted in the appeal of a complex foster care adoption; drafted custodial powers of attorney for immigrant families facing deportation; and spearheaded a project dealing with the controversial topic of supervised injection facilities in other countries. Ms. Wilson also served as student counsel for the Government Accountability Project (now known as the Whistleblower Protection Clinic), where she assisted clients pursuing claims against their employers. Ms. Wilson was also an Associate Editor of her school’s law review.. Ms. Wilson volunteered for AARP's Legal Council for the Elderly, and she currently volunteers her services for Northern Virginia Pro Bono Law Center’s Uncontested Divorce program.

Attorney Robert “Bob” McClain has dedicated most of his 18 year career in law to public service and the criminal justice system. After graduating from Georgetown University Law Center in 2004, he began his legal career as a prosecutor in the Fairfax Commonwealth Attorney’s Office. In 2011 he was promoted to Deputy Commonwealth Attorney and served in that position until 2020 when he moved to the Prince William Commonwealth Attorney’s Office as Senior Assistant in the Homicide/ Violent Crimes section of that office.. Bob brings with him over 15 years of experience litigating in the criminal justice systems of Northern Virginia. Throughout that time, he has tried every manner of criminal case, from murder, rape, and robbery to driving under the influence, reckless driving, and driving on a suspended license.. Bob’s unique skill set allows him to analyze your case through the eyes of a prosecutor while zealously advocating for you and striving to achieve the best outcome possible in your case.

Attorney Michael A. Robinson leads Robinson Law, PLLC with a mission to deliver high-quality, affordable legal representation for criminal defense and personal injury cases throughout northern Virginia. His background as a former prosecutor in both Newport News and Fauquier County has provided him with invaluable courtroom experience, especially in criminal matters involving juveniles, domestic relations, and all levels of offense severity. Mr. Robinson has prosecuted cases across General District, Juvenile and Domestic Relations, and Circuit Courts, building a deep understanding of Virginia’s legal system.. Recognized as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer and repeatedly honored by Super Lawyers, Northern Virginia Magazine, and AVVO, Michael is respected both by clients and peers. He is licensed in state and federal courts and maintains active memberships in esteemed legal associations such as the National Academy of DUI Attorneys and the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. Mr. Robinson’s practice is driven by a passion for justice and a commitment to achieving the best results for his clients.. Get in contact with Attorney Robinson today by calling the number listed above!

Attorney Melanie Caldwell Wright is an associate attorney with the Simms Firm. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and Criminology, Law and Society from George Mason University. She earned her J.D. from Liberty University, School of Law.. During Attorney Wright's academic tenure, she gained extensive experience at the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office in both Newport News and Hampton, Virginia. In addition, she actively litigated cases at the Public Defender’s Office in Lynchburg, Virginia. As a member of Liberty University’s Trial Team, she earned the prestigious Virginia Trail Advocacy Award, which recognizes excellence in litigation skill and technique.. Attorney Wright has also worked with the National African American Drug Policy (NAADPC) as an outreach coordinator where she focused on national drug prevention by briefing and educating Washington D.C.’s youth on drug prevention and affects. The NAADPC gave Attorney Caldwell great insight on the legal issues faced by our clients.. Attorney Wright currently specializes in Federal and State Criminal Defense cases with an emphasis on White Collar Criminal defense matters. Attorney Wright is a relentless and aggressive advocate for the firm’s clients.

Attorney Madison Whitehead was born and raised in Manassas, Virginia. She attended George Mason University, and graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Criminology and a concentration in Law and Society. During her undergraduate career, Madison focused on the flaws in the justice system and spent time interning in a Victim’s Witness Advocacy Program and the Commonwealth Attorney’s office both located in Culpeper, Virginia. During her time at the Commonwealth Attorney’s office she initiated independent research regarding casework and developed critical analysis of case law. Moreover, while interning with the Victim’s Witness Advocacy Program she developed a passion for helping individuals through the court process. Her experiences in both offices led her to ultimately follow her passions to law school. Madison pursued her law degree at Liberty University School of Law. While attending law school, Madison competed on the Mediation Team and won the Regional competition and placed in the semi-finals at the National competition. In addition, she competed on the school’s Mock Trial team. During her time in law school she also interned with the Fairfax County Public Defender’s office in Fairfax, Virginia. While there, she worked almost exclusively in the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court where she developed her love of criminal defense and her passion for helping those in need. Madison relocated to Northern Virginia where she continues her career in exclusively Criminal Defense with S&R Law Firm. Madison believes fully that every person has the right to zealous representation and above all else Constitutional rights should be protected.

Attorney Boris Kuperman is not just an advocate for his clients, he is a warrior. Whether he is fiercely protecting the rights of those accused of crimes or passionately seeking justice and compensation for injury victims, Boris is unrelenting in his efforts, tenacious in his approach, and absolutely committed to achieving his clients’ goals.. Boris became a lawyer because he believes that everyone should have access to the kind of skilled and dedicated representation they deserve. When he meets with a new client, he doesn’t see a file or a case. Boris sees a person who needs help during a difficult time.. He sees someone fighting for their future and their freedom against prosecutors determined to obtain a conviction. He sees a person or family reeling from the aftermath of an accident that has left them with serious injuries, mounting medical bills, lost wages, or, tragically, the loss of a loved one.. Boris understands that his clients need more than an advocate. They need an ally to stand by their side throughout their ordeal. They need an advisor who can answer their questions and provide them sound guidance with patience, clarity, and compassion. Boris prides himself on taking the time necessary to get to know his clients so he can fully understand their concerns and develop the best approach for their unique situation.. A Fighter for the Accused. Facing criminal charges is a frightening experience. Whether a person has been wrongly accused or had a momentary lapse in judgment, they are facing the full force of prosecutors who want to convict them. They know that their future is on the line, whether that means a future behind bars, hefty fines, or a criminal record and stain on their reputation that will follow them for years or decades to come.. That is why Boris is relentless in his work on behalf of individuals charged with crimes in Virginia, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C.. From the moment he is retained, Boris takes every possible step to build the strongest defense for his client. Through meticulous investigation and a thorough knowledge of both the law and how prosecutors work, Boris crafts effective defense strategies designed to obtain the best possible outcome. His primary objective is to obtain a dismissal or acquittal, but Boris is also a clear-eyed and savvy negotiator who can work with prosecutors when appropriate to reach agreements that minimize the consequences of charges.. Whether you are facing a felony or misdemeanor, you can count on Boris to fight tirelessly on your behalf.. A Champion for the Injured. Too often, the struggles of injury victims are compounded by insurance companies and defense lawyers determined to deprive those victims of the compensation they need and deserve. They may deny responsibility, make lowball settlement offers, and prey on the desperation of individuals facing the financial, practical, and emotional challenges that follow in the wake of an accident or injury.. Boris Kuperman won’t stand for that. He is a champion for injury victims and their families, standing up and pushing back against those who stand in the way of justice and compensation for his clients.. Combining zealous advocacy and a tireless work ethic, Boris leaves no stone unturned on behalf of his injury clients. Insurance companies know they are in for a fierce fight when he appears in a case, as Boris is always prepared to take a case to trial. That readiness not only positions his clients for a positive outcome in the courtroom, it also gives them an advantage at the negotiating table.. A graduate of George Mason University, Boris earned his law degree from The George Washington University Law School. He is a member of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association and the Trial Lawyers Association of Metropolitan Washington, D.C.. Boris is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia, Virginia, and New Jersey.

At GuideOn Legal Services, founder and principal attorney Jack Grimes, J.D., LL.M., doesn’t believe estate planning and business succession planning are about end-of-life scenarios. Instead, under his Live Long, End Strong® philosophy, he guides clients to develop plans that embrace life, protect their families and preserve values and assets for future generations.. After serving in Iraq as an Army NCO, Jack spent 15 years as an Air Force JAG. He's held positions in the White House and Congress, trained at the SEC and was VP at a Fortune 500 company. Jack and his wife (a law enforcement professional) are proud and busy parents of three. Call Jack for your legal needs.

Assistant Public Defender in Fairfax County, representing indigent clients charged with misdemeanors. Significant experience representing adults and juveniles on felony and misdemeanor charges in Virginia courts. Knowledgable, compassionate, and zealous advocate for my clients.

As an attorney for KFFJ Law, James R. Kearney understands that people come to his firm because they’re in crisis. Whether they’ve experienced a devastating personal injury, been charged with a crime, or are facing a life-shattering divorce, his clients are dealing with enormous problems.. When Mr. Kearney isn’t practicing law, he spends much of his time at Falls Church High School, where he has coached girls’ basketball for 20 years. Not only has he coached the basketball team, he’s announced the school’s football, softball and volleyball games, served on the PTSA and served on the Board of Directors organizing fundraisers for the Athletic Boosters Club. In 2012, he received recognition for his outstanding contribution to high school athletics from the athletic directors whose schools make up the Northern Region of the Virginia High School League. A former infantry officer, his military service includes four years in the U. S. Army and a combat tour in Vietnam with the 199th Light Infantry Brigade. Mr. Kearney received the Bronze Star, Air Medal, Army Commendation Medal and the Combat Infantryman’s Badge for his service in Vietnam. He is currently a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.. He also likes to play golf and travel.

As a Partenr at Abrenio Law, I'm a Northern Virginia Trial Attorney practicing Criminal Defense and Personal Injury. On the Personal Injury side, I handle all types of injury cases including orthopedic issues, traumatic brain injuries, and wrongful death. On the Criminal Defense side, I handle primarily complex criminal charges to include DUI, domestic violence, and other serious charges. My passion is fighting for the "underdog."

As a native of Northern Virginia, I focus my practice on results-driven representation in family law matters, including contested divorce, child custody, child and spousal support, and equitable distribution. I regularly handle high-net-worth cases and have represented business owners, executives, media figures, and public officials in Virginia, Maryland, and D.C. In one year alone, my firm oversaw over $500 million in marital assets through negotiation and litigation. I’ve been qualified as an expert in Virginia family law in a foreign jurisdiction and recognized by Forbes, Washingtonian, Northern Virginia Magazine, Super Lawyers, and others. My goal is to provide strategic, effective advocacy with discretion and integrity.. Areas of Practice: Contested Divorce, High Asset/Complex Divorce, Spousal Support, Child Support, Child Visitation and Custody, Equitable Distribution, and Prenuptial Agreement Review

As a native of Alexandria, Virginia I have always had a passion for helping people. If you ask any one of my friends, it come as no surprise that I am a lawyer, as I have always been one to combat injustice on behalf of myself or others.. Today, I use my passion for people, helpful nature and tenacity to fight for my clients throughout the district and federal courts of Northern Virignia.  I understand that anyone charged with a crime is under enormus stress and anxiety about the potential impact this could have on their life.  I appreciate those pressures and it is for that reason I take my role as your lawyer with the upmost care and respect.  With me as your counsel,  I will take on that burden and allow you to focus on other things and rest assured your case is in good hands.. Feel free to contact me via phone or e-mail with any questions or concerns! I am here for you :-) Look foward to meeting you!

Arthur Pickett is a graduate of the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law. Mr Pickett graduated with outstanding honors ranked 3rd in his graduating class. He now specializes in criminal defense and civil litigation including personal injury. Mr. Pickett served as a Law Clerk to one of the premier military defense firms in the country where he helped secure multiple large scale settlements for members of America's armed forces. His experience includes cases in both state and federal jurisdictions.

Andrew Stewart is an experienced criminal defense attorney who represents clients charged with state and federal crimes in Northern Virginia. He works diligently to get the best result for his clients through trial or negotiation. In order to provide the highest quality of service to his clients, Mr. Stewart limits the number of new cases that he accepts.

An experienced trial attorney, I have received Martindale Hubbell's highest rating of “AV Preeminent” in the areas of Family Law, Criminal Defense and Litigation, have been named as a Top Laywer by Washingtonian Magazine, Northern Virginia Magazine, and as a Top 100 Criminal Defense Attorney by The National Trial Lawers and the Virginia by the American Society of Legal Advocates. I have tried cases throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia, focusing primarily in Northern Virginia. My experience as a prosecutor has allowed me to build a successful trial practice, focusing on divorce, child support, child custody, and visitation matters. I am a recognized authority on law enforcement issues in Virginia, having represented law enforcement in over twenty police shooting cases since 2002. I also serve as General Counsel to the Fraternal Order of Police Fairfax Lodge 77 and as President of the Fairfax Fraternal Order of Police Associates Lodge 77.In addition, I lecture at Continuing Legal Education Courses and have taught at the Fairfax County Criminal Justice Academy. I am an active member of Autism Speaks, a national advocacy group, where I sit on the Sponsorship Committee and serve as Chairman of the National Capital Area Autism Speaks 5K.

Amanda Kimble is a lead senior associate attorney at Livesay & Myers, P.C., practicing exclusively family law. Ms. Kimble works in the firm’s Fairfax office, and represents clients in Fairfax County and all across Northern Virginia.. An attorney since 2007, Ms. Kimble is experienced in handling every type of family law matter in Virginia, including separation, divorce, equitable distribution, adoption, custody, visitation and support cases.. Ms. Kimble tirelessly pursues the best possible results for each client, either through negotiation or, where necessary, trial. She is well known for her commanding presence in the courtroom.. Ms. Kimble’s proactive litigation style, work ethic and sharp eye for detail combine to serve her clients extremely well. She was selected by her peers for inclusion in the 2024–2025 editions of The Best Lawyers in America for her work in Family Law. Prior to that, Ms. Kimble was included in the 2022 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for her work in Family Law. Ms. Kimble was named a Super Lawyer in 2025, after being named a Super Lawyers Rising Star every year from 2019–2023. She also holds a perfect 10.0 rating from both Avvo and Justia.. Originally from Stafford, Virginia, Ms. Kimble earned her law degree from George Mason University School of Law in 2007, after graduating magna cum laude from George Mason University in 2004.. Ms. Kimble resides in Northern Virginia.