Top Employment Lawyers Near Me in McLean Area

Working with and helping businesses and non-profit organizations is my passion.  I enjoy strategizing with entrepreneurs and seeing their excitement about building their business.  I love providing the legal team to help protect and grow the business of our clients.

Sam focuses her practice on a wide range of matters, including employment and business law. She represents companies, employees, and executives in both federal and state litigation and personnel matters. A portion of her litigation practice is dedicated to post-employment litigation, involving fraud, non-compete and non-solicitation agreements, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, leaked confidential information, defamation, and civil conspiracy.. Prior to joining Berenzweig Leonard, Sam served as law clerk to the Honorable Rossie D. Alston, Jr. of the Court of Appeals of Virginia and law clerk to the Honorable Craig D. Johnston, then acting Chief Judge, of the Prince William County Circuit Court. During law school, Sam worked at various Northern Virginia law offices specializing in business litigation, employment and labor law, and wills, trusts, and estates, interned for the Honorable Reggie B. Walton of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, and participated in Berenzweig Leonard’s Law Clerk Program. Prior to law school, Sam was a paralegal at one of Washington, D.C.’s top law firms, and was selected to participate in a pro bono rotation at a center to help families in need.

Nancy M. Kim joined the firm of Lange, Thomas & Associates LLP as Senior Associate in 2014.  Previously, Ms. Kim was Trial Attorney at the Department of Justice, Commercial Litigation Branch, National Courts Section, where she defended the United States government in bid protests, government contract claims, employment discrimination claims, appeals from the Merit Systems Protection Board, appeals from military boards, appeals regarding veteran’s benefits, and takings claims.  Ms. Kim also practiced law as an associate in the General Litigation Group at Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue, where she participated in various commercial litigation matters, such as breach of contract, product liability, antitrust, and international trade cases.  Ms. Kim also has represented several clients involving asylum, U visa, and other immigration matters on a pro bono basis.  Upon joining the firm of Lange, Thomas & Associates LLP, Ms. Kim has represented several trade associations, small businesses, and individuals regarding various matters ranging from business law, commercial litigation, employment law, immigration law, trademarks and copyrights, wills & estates, and family law.

Jacob relates to his clients because he knows the importance of a job. Jacob grew up in a poor family, and as a child he personally experienced how unemployment and underemployment can lead to homelessness. This is why he finds real meaning in advocating for individuals facing trouble at work.. Jacob was Born in Richmond, Virginia. Before starting J. Madison PLC, he worked at the White House, where he was a member of the Vice President's legal team. He worked to help the President and Vice President identify and address some of the nation's most important legal issues, including those effecting minorities and women in the workplace. Jacob also worked for the Department of Justice and the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Loudoun County, Virginia where he prosecuted criminal cases.. Jacob is a graduate of George Mason University School of Law and of Arkansas State University. He has a strong interest in information technology and the ability of evolving technology to improve the legal services available to clients. While at Mason Law, he published the article, “Storing Documents in the Cloud: Toward an Evidentiary Privilege Protecting Papers and Effects Stored on the Internet,” in the George Mason University Civil Rights Law Journal. He calls himself “a pure digital native.” Because of Jacob’s research into privacy and cloud computing, the popular technology website interviewed him and included his comments in an article about the attorney-client privilege in the modern age.. Not strictly a legal nerd, Jacob also has a love of sports. Jacob was a competitive women’s gymnastics coach for seven years before turning to a career in the law, and he has a bachelor of science degree in sport management. He has coached here in Virginia and at competitions around the country, including at the USAG JO National Championships. Jacob still loves coaching, and he sometimes fills in as a substitute coach at an area gym.. Jacob and his wife Jenny are parents to three beautiful girls. Between raising two (soon three) girls and helping his clients, Jacob sometime finds time to relax and enjoy science fiction, legal thrillers, and mountain biking.

Hassan is the founder and principal of the HMA Law Firm.  Licensed to practice in Maryland and Virginia, fluent or proficient in eight languages besides English, known and respected among his peers for his knowledge of the law, research and writing ability, trial skills, and having earned a reputation among his peers as the “go-to” attorney in matters of immigration law, Hassan is an aggressive, dynamic and knowledgeable lawyer who passionately believes in fighting for his clients.Hassan maintains an of counsel relationship with the Law Offices of Omar Baloch, PLLC in Raleigh, NC.  He is fluent in Urdu, Hindi, and Punjabi, and is able to speak, read, and write all these languages in their native scripts. He is also proficient in Spanish, Arabic, French, and Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese. This gives him the ability to relate to his clients in a unique way.  A firm believer in unity in diversity, he has advised nationals of 115 countries around the world, and counting.Hassan has 14 years of experience in immigration and criminal defense, and is especially familiar with the immigration consequences of criminal activity.  He regularly counsels his own clients and defense attorneys on the immigration consequences of pleas and convictions for their non-citizen clients. He has lectured before Virginia defense attorneys on the topic, creating social media groups to better train defense lawyers. He is a regular invited speaker and writer on various topics related to immigration, and is frequently quoted in local and national media.Hassan holds a law degree from Tulane Law School in New Orleans, Louisiana. While in law school, he clerked for a high-profile New Orleans firm where he learned and was trained in a considerable variety of legal fields, ranging from personal injury to commercial litigation to medical malpractice. Prior to his career as a lawyer, Hassan was a successful and motivational teacher. He taught Urdu and Hindi at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC and also taught high school classes in religion and law. He maintained a career as a real estate sales agent in North Carolina.Hassan was born and raised in North Carolina and now resides in Virginia with his wife and children.

Gregory M. Caffas is an associate at Roth Jackson. Mr. Caffas works in all of the firm’s practice areas to deliver the best possible outcome to clients. He focuses particularly on commercial litigation, creditor’s rights, labor and employment, and direct marketing law.. Mr. Caffas enjoys navigating all stages of litigation, including pre-litigation strategy, discovery, and claim construction. He has first-chair experience litigating cases in both state and federal courts. Mr. Caffas also strives to equitably resolve disputes outside of the courtroom whenever possible, and he has negotiated dozens of settlements for his clients.. Prior to joining Roth Jackson, Mr. Caffas was an associate at a small firm practicing civil and domestic litigation. While in law school, he was a legal intern for the Institute of International Banking Law and Practice where he worked primarily on trade-based financial crime compliance and served as student editor for multiple editions of their Annual Review of International Banking Law. Mr. Caffas also worked as a clerk for Violent Crimes and Narcotics Trafficking division of the District of Columbia U.S. Attorney’s Office, and as a summer clerk in the Shanghai office of AllBright Law Offices, where he assisted in EB-5 visa plan requirements for investors looking to immigrate to the United States.. Mr. Caffas was an active member of George Mason’s Trial Advocacy Association, serving as a member of its executive board and competing in multiple mock trial competitions around the country. He was also Associate Editor of George Mason’s Journal of International Commercial Law.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.

Experienced Employment attorney serving clients in McLean and surrounding areas.