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When families in Northern Virginia and Washington D.C. find themselves in need of a lawyer, Amy Griggs understands the importance of that decision. Amy Griggs has been representing families in medical malpractice, catastrophic personal injury, and serious car and trucking crash cases since 2007. Amy Griggs approaches each case with the goal of showing the clients all of their legal options to obtain the best possible result, guiding them through the legal process with compassion and understanding.. Before even graduating from law school, Amy Griggs was drawn to medical malpractice cases and began working as a law clerk in a medical malpractice defense firm. Amy Griggs then began the first four years of her career representing health care providers and hospitals in medical malpractice litigation. Amy Griggs realized her true passion was to put her trial skills to work benefiting families in their greatest time of need. She then shifted her practice to only representation of Plaintiffs. Since then, Amy Griggs has been recovering verdicts and settlements for families around Virginia and Washington D.C.. If you wish to file an injury claim, Amy Griggs can guide you through each step of the process. After carefully reviewing the details of your case during a free initial consultation, she will create and implement an approach that reflects your specific needs. She will remain at your side until your personal injury case resolves in the most effective and timely manner possible.. Amy Griggs also has significant experience teaming with other lawyers on a referral basis to assist at trial and to bring her expertise and knowledge to work toward beneficial resolution of referral cases.

W. Scott Greco represents investors against financial advisors, stock brokers, and investment firms in cases involving securities fraud, unsuitable recommendations, churning, breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, theft, and other wrongful conduct.

Izak is Assistant General Counsel at MITRE (a leading science and technology nonprofit engaging in research and development in the public interest), where he provides strategic guidance on corporate compliance, commercial contracts, international governance, tech transactions, and disputes. He is a licensed Attorney in New York, Washington DC, the US Supreme Court, and registered Corporate Counsel in Virginia (USA), a Barrister & Solicitor in Ontario (Canada), and a Lawyer in Victoria (Australia). He is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional - EU (CIPP/E).. Prior to MITRE, Izak was the global in-house compliance and contracts counsel for Access Now (an international digital rights and data advocacy nonprofit) after having worked in litigation and corporate transactions at a commercial law firm. He obtained his Juris Doctor (JD) from the University of Melbourne, having also studied law at McGill University.. Izak is active in the legal community, and is currently an Associate Judge - Awards and Subgrants for the American Bar Association (ABA), Arbitrator for the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), member of the ABA Pro Bono and Public Service Committee, and Programs Co-Chair for the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) International Legal Affairs Network.. Outside of work, Izak serves with the US Coast Guard Auxiliary as a Flotilla Staff Officer (FSO), Vessel Examiner (VE), and Operational Auxiliarist (AX), a Volunteer Attorney with Pro Bono Partnership, Pro Bono Attorney with the ABA's "Free Legal Answers" Program, law student mentor with Melbourne Law School, and Young Mediator with the International Mediation Institute (IMI). He is also an Ambassador with the Digital Grassroots program and a Member of Harvard Law School’s Systemic Justice Initiative.. Izak has been awarded the following professional designations: Associate (A.CIArb) - Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb); Member (M.AiADR) - Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (AiADR); Member (M.CMI) - Chartered Management Institute (CMI); Professional (P.RI) - Resolution Institute (RI); Member (M.AICD) - Australian Institute of Corporate Directors (AICD).

I have been representing insurance companies and policyholders in commercial liability and professional liability insurance coverage litigation, and defending attorneys in professional liability and bar disciplinary claims for over 25 years.  In addition, I represent accreditation agencies and organizations in disputes arising out of accreditation decisions.  I have handled numerous cases at the trial and appellate levals in Virginia, the District of Colombia and Maryland, and am licensed to practice in all three of those jurisdicitons.  I have published and lectured extensively across the country on topics related to my primary practice areas.. Since 2003 I have been an attorney and shareholder with the McLean, Virginia office of Sands Anderson, P.C., a 75-attorney firm with offices in Richmond, Virginia, Christianburg, Virginia, and Raleigh, North Carolina.  Prior to that I was a partner with Schraub & Howell, Ltd. in McLean, Virginia.

I have an avid interest in assisting people navigate the legal system. My motivation is assisting my clients and helping them to avoid needless complexity and stress in legal matters, whether it's a matter involving licensing IP, an equity purchase, or litigation.I have unique experience as an attorney and have particular experience in information technology and building/construction.. Prior to studying law, I worked in technology development at Lucent Technologies and was involved in the design and rollout of multi-mode fiber optic networks and VOIP services at clients in New York and New Jersey.. Additionally, I have training and direct experience in the residential and commercial construction industries, having obtained training in electrical, plumbing, and framing, and have passed the contractor's exam in Virginia, in order to better understand construction disputes.

Gabrielle A. Best Husband, grew up in the twin-island state of Trinidad and Tobago. Raised on an island that boasts a multiplicity of races and ethnicities co-existing harmoniously in a shared space, Gabrielle is used to effortlessly interacting with people. That familiarity with and genuine comfort with cultural diversity enables her not only to interface easily with a broad and varied spectrum of clients but to zero in with no difficulty on often concealed or not immediately visible issues when she is negotiating on behalf of her client.. Gabrielle has experience with a  range of civil litigation matters, including family law,  consumer law, criminal defense, and real estate matters. Gabrielle’s desire to litigate is driven by her passion to counsel and to contribute in an immediate, direct way to the enhancement of individual lives. More importantly, Gabrielle wishes to partner with people in the committed pursuit of justice.. Gabrielle resides in Northern Virginia, where she enjoys reading, running, and gardening in her spare time.

Erika is an associate attorney with experience in litigation, labor and employment, business and administrative law. She has worked to defend clients in matters ranging from harassment and discrimination to retaliation, breach of contract and wrongful termination to negligence.. She received her Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. While enrolled, she completed clerkships with three commercial litigation firms and a fourth with the Pulaski County Public Defender. She also served as Research Assistant to Dean Emeritus John DiPippa.. Upon graduation, Erika moved to Tokyo, Japan, where she assisted in the legal office at Yokota Air Base. There she participated in commander-directed internal investigations, provided legal assistance to military members and their families, and conducted legal audits of various base-wide policies and procedures.. A proud Midwesterner, Erika received a Bachelor of Arts in Strategic Communication from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. She is currently admitted to practice in Minnesota and the District of Columbia and is pending admission to the Virginia bar­­. She is a member of the Military Spouse J.D. Network, the Women’s Bar Association of the District of Columbia, and the National Association of Women Lawyers. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and son, traveling, cheering on the Green Bay Packers, and hiking with her dogs.

Dan Anixt, Of Counsel is a corporate transactional lawyer with The Sack Law Firm, P.C. He spent the last twenty years serving as a general counsel and corporate executive with Fortune 20 companies, mid-sized enterprises, and venture backed startup companies. In these various roles Dan was responsible for mergers and acquisitions, financing, commercial transactions, regulatory compliance, employment matters, and litigation management. Dan’s practice with The Sack Law Firm, P.C. focuses on serving as a fractional general counsel for startups and small enterprises, providing a broad panoply of general counsel services customized to the needs of his clients. Dan’s objective is to provide these services in a cost-effective and efficient manner for his clients.. Prior to joining the Sack Law firm, Dan was Vice President, Corporate Secretary, and General Counsel of Dedrone, a venture backed provider of airspace defense solutions. Serving not only as General Counsel of Dedrone and its head of legal, but as a critical member of its C level team, Dan helped guide Dedrone through a tremendous period of revenue growth, a Series C financing, its acquisition of Aerial Armor, and ultimately Dedrone’s successful $500 million acquisition by Axon Enterprise, a large publicly traded security solutions company.. In the years prior to Dedrone, Dan served as Head of Legal for China Telecom Americas (“CTA”), the Western Hemisphere subsidiary of the global telecommunications conglomerate China Telecom. In that role he managed a multi-faceted legal team of transaction attorneys and litigators and was responsible for the efficient management of a multi-million dollar outside counsel budget. Dan also led CTA through various proceedings involving the Federal Communications Commission’s revocation of CTA’s 214 common carrier license due to CTA’s Chinese ownership.. Dan also served as a director-level attorney at Verizon where he was responsible for negotiating and closing over $1 billion in commercial transactions involving software, security, cloud, and network services over his nine-year tenure with the company. Finally, Dan served as Vice President and Head of Legal for the US, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America for Mitel Networks. At Mitel, Dan managed various transactions, global distribution agreements, government schedule contracts, as well as patent infringement litigation.. Prior to 2005, Dan was in private practice at various law firms including Fried Frank where he practiced in the area of securities and banking law.. Dan is a certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and approaches legal problems with a focus on process efficiency while never losing sight of his clients’ business needs. His philosophy is that business risks are ultimately the decision of the client, but that Dan’s job is to make sure that decision is well informed.. In his spare time, Dan enjoys reading fiction, taking rides on his Peloton through exotic locations, and traveling with his wife throughout the world. He is considering adopting another rescue hound dog in the near future to keep him company.. EducationEmory University School of Law - J.D - 1998Trinity College - B.A. - 1995

Criminal trial lawyer.

Andrew Rudolphi is a Trial Attorney and a member of the Virginia State Bar. Prior to starting Rudolphi Law PLLC in 2019, Mr. Rudolphi was senior associate at a northern Virginia law practice since 2013. Over the duration of his carrer in practice, Mr. Rudolphi has conducted numerous trials and has litigated countless matters, maintaining a results-oriented approach for his clients.. Before attending The Catholic University Columbus School of Law, Mr. Rudolphi was employed as a paralegal at the D.C. office of the international law firm, McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP. There he received his initial training in private practice as part of the firm’s litigation department. In that capacity, he assisted attorneys in matters in a variety of areas including export compliance, government contracts, and criminal investigations. In 2009, Mr. Rudolphi was awarded commendation from the firm for billing over 100 hours of pro bono work.. In 2010, Mr. Rudolphi matriculated to the Columbus School of Law and focused his studies in the areas of general litigation and criminal law. In 2011, Mr. Rudolphi accepted an offer to join the Columbus School of Law’s Journal of Law, Philosophy, and Culture as a staff member and became Symposium Editor for the same publication the following year. In addition to this, Mr. Rudolphi participated in the law school’s clinical program through Columbus Community Legal Services, where he successfully litigated matters before the D.C. Superior Court as a third-year law student.. As a practicioner, Mr. Rudolphi has had the privilege of teaching moot court at the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy and has taught Continuing Legal Education (CLE) on DWI and criminal procedure through the Arlington County Bar Association.. Currently, Mr. Rudolphi concentrates his practice on criminal defense, DUI/DWI, Reckless Driving, and Expungement.