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Scott Fitzgerald is the great grandson of the Firm’s founder, George E. Allen, Sr., and is the first member of the fourth generation of the Allen family to join the Allen Law Firm. He currently works in the Richmond, VA office and focuses his practice on personal injury cases including motorcycle accidents, car accidents, and truck accidents.. Having grown up with a family tradition of advocacy and service, Scott is passionate about protecting the interests of his clients and defending their rights against insurance companies. Scott has tried dozens of jury trials on behalf of his clients, and has developed a reputation for exceptional results in the courtroom. He was recently named Litigator of the Year within the firm.. Scott grew up in Chesterfield, Virginia, where he won the Virginia State Debate Championship in 2003. He attended the College of William & Mary for both his undergraduate degree and law degree.. He was recognized by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys as a Top 10 Under 40 Personal Injury Attorney in Virginia. He has also been named a Rising Star by Virginia Super Lawyers from 2018-2021.. A lover of sports and the outdoors, Scott’s hobbies include soccer, kayaking, canoeing, and boating. He lives in Richmond, Virginia with his wife and two young sons.

Our clients at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner know that Partner-Attorney Elliot M. Buckner is on their side from the minute they walk through our doors. Having secured more than 40 multi-million dollar outcomes for victims of negligence, Attorney Buckner has a strong track record in claims for traumatic brain injury, wrongful death, spinal cord injuries, and motor vehicle accidents. Bringing a unique background as an insurance defense attorney, Attorney Buckner understands exactly how insurance litigators operate in complex injury claims – and can successfully fight back against unfair settlements. AV Preeminent® rated by Martindale-Hubbell and annually selected to the Virginia Super Lawyers list for over 12 consecutive years, he is truly a towering force for good within the Virginia legal community.

My practice focuses on business, regulatory compliance and other transactional issues within healthcare law.  I regularly represent hospitals, health systems, physicians, ambulatory surgical centers, dentists, oral surgeons and other healthcare providers on various transactional matters. This includes various corporate, regualtory and transactional issues affecting healthcare providers: contract drafting and interpretation; contract maangement; compliance; tax exemption issues; Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement; managed care agreements; hospital/physician joint ventures; fraud and abuse issues; corporate governance; corporate compliance; mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations; physician integration; commercial real estate matters; corporate insurance law; and day-to-day operational issues.

Mr. Krumbein graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA in 1995 with a Bachelors in Criminal Justice. He then went on to Law School at the Claude W. Pettit College of Law at Ohio Northern University, where he graduated in 1998.  Mr. Krumbein was admitted to the Virginia Supreme Court as well as all state courts in 1999, and the Federal Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern and Western District of Virginia, the Federal District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia, as well as the US 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.. Mr. Krumbein limits his practice to representing consumers in State and Federal Courts in collection defense, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and Fair Credit Reporting Act claims.  He has previously represented consumers in Bankruptcy court in prosecution of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy.. Mr.  Krumbein is a member of the Virginia State Bar, the National Association of Consumer Advocates, and Public Justice.

Joel McClellan is zealous advocate for his clients. Since joining Marks & Harrison, Joel has represented hundreds of clients in and out of the courtroom. He is experienced in civil litigation having successfully represented clients in bench trials and jury trials throughout Virginia. Joel is a former Chair of the Young Trial Lawyers for the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (“VTLA”). He currently serves on VTLA’s Board of Governors. He serves on the Legal Aid Justice Center Advisory Council where he helps raise money for legal aid in central Virginia. Joel is an Executive Committee Member of the Richmond Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section.. During law school, Joel interned with United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (formerly United States Magistrate Judge of the same court) Judge M. Hannah Lauck in Richmond, Virginia. He also participated in the Valparaiso Law Mediation Clinic where he mediated civil disputes for the Porter County (Indiana) Court system.. When Joel is away from his desk, he enjoys spending time with his wife and young son.. He also enjoys golfing and cheering on his favorite teams: Virginia Tech Hokies, Washington Nationals, and Washington Redskins.

I have been a personal injury attorney my entire career.  There are three reasons why I have been successful in the field:. (1) I work hard.  What you reap is what you sow.  If you don't put in the groundwork to do the job right, then the job won't be done right.. (2) I like new ideas.  A lot of attorneys have been handling cases the same way for their entire careers without questioning whether it was actually the best way to handle them.  It is easy for everyone to get into a routine in their job and repeat the same tasks over and over and attorneys are no different.  I do everything I can to avoid that and to handle my cases for my clients in a manner that makes insurance companies uncomfortable because it is not the "norm.". (3)  I'm a fairly simple person and I take pride in that.  You can see the same, repeated words used in a lot of attorney's advertisements on this website and others.  Everybody calls themselves dynamic, or passionate, or innovative, or so on.  Traits that sound impressive, but don't require any real support.  I don't speak or act that way in my personal life so I don't speak or act that way in my professional life.  Instead, I talk to all of my clients as normal people.  I think the worst mistake a lot of lawyers make is thinking that they need to act like a lawyer, or be somebody that they are not.  I've always found that the best way to communicate is to be yourself and allow the other person to do the same.  That sort of communication results in both people being on the same page, which allows them to work toward the same goal together.

For well over 25 years, I have represented victims of nursing home and assisted living facility abuse, medical malpractice and automobile accidents throughout Virginia. I obtain the best results for my clients by taking the time to get to know them, to understand their situtation, and to thoroughly investigate and prepare their cases.. When you retain the Silverman Law Firm, you case will not be delegated to a new associate.  Instead you will be working with an experienced lawyer who promises to exceed your expectations.. If you would like a free consultation please do not hesitate to contact me.  I will be happy to discuss your situation with you and review your legal options.

Charles W. Davis, Jr grew up in Tappahannock and graduated from Essex County High School. He graduated from the University of Virginia in 2009 where he double-majored in politics and sociology. He received his law degree from the University of Richmond School of Law in 2013. Charles worked as a clerk at Marks & Harrison for over two years before joining the Firm as an associate.

Brad is an attorney in the Richmond office of Allen & Allen specializing in cases involving car crashes, premises liability, and dog bites. Brad, who became a lawyer to help others, has previously worked at a Richmond-based personal injury law firm.. Born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Dallas, Texas, Brad graduated from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where he double majored in History and Political Science. He received his Juris Doctor from the University of Richmond T.C. Williams School of Law, where he was selected for membership in the Order of the Barristers for his excellence in trial advocacy. While attending the University of Richmond, Brad was also a member of the law school’s Moot Court Board. Currently, he is an active member of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, dedicated to enhancing the knowledge, skills and professionalism of trial lawyers, as well as the American Association for Justice, which promotes a fair and effective justice system.. In addition to his practice, Brad volunteers outside of work, coaching undergraduate mock trial at the University of Richmond. In his spare time, he enjoys hanging out with his Golden Retriever, Mickey.

Brad Goodwin represented countless clients in a wide variety of areas of law, including workers compensation, personal injury, domestic and family law, civil litigation, estate planning, employment law, criminal and traffic law.  Over time Brad has focused his practice primarily on helping injured workers pursue their claims through the Workers’ Compensation Commission, although he also dedicates some time to assisting clients in other cases where he has vast experience.. After a brief time practicing in Fredericksburg, Virginia, Brad returned to the Richmond area in 2010 to co-found Reid Goodwin.  Brad has a strong commitment to being involved in the community and helping to ensure the residents of the Richmond area receive the representation and attention they deserve.. Brad has argued successfully in the Court of Appeals of Virginia, Workers’ Compensation Commission, the Virginia Employment Commission, and numerous Circuit Courts, General District Courts and administrative proceedings all throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.. In his spare time, Brad has a passion for music and athletics.  Brad has been a member of multiple musical groups, often volunteering his time to provide entertainment at charity events.  He also participates in various recreational leagues and races throughout the year.

At the Quinn Law Centers, I practice in the areas of personal injury, medical malpractice, employment law, adoption & surrogacy and estate planning. We focus on "building families and re-building lives." I have been practicing law for 32 years. After graduating from the University of Virginia Law School, I clerked for the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia. I run a Women's Injury Law Center, an Adoption & Surrogacy Law Center and an Employment and Personal Injury Law Center. We also operate a QLC Internship Program with over 120 interns coming through since 2005 ranging from high school to law school. When not practing law or serving on various Boards or giving presentations, I teach aerobics, play tennis, cycle, scuba dive, water and snow ski, travel, hike and try to spend time with my family including my twin sons and step-son.

Alec represents healthcare organizations, including hospitals, health systems, physicians, healthcare technology companies, and other healthcare organizations. Alec assists his clients on a wide range of matters, including complex business transactions, taxation, corporate reorganizations, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, corporate governance, Stark Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute, the False Claims Act, physician employment and alignment strategies, and other corporate legal matters.. “The laws, regulations, and economics of providing healthcare are changing rapidly,” Alec notes. “The constant changes bring new challenges, and I enjoy working with our clients to find timely solutions that meet their immediate and long-term goals.”. Prior to joining HDJN, Alec served for nearly five years as a judge advocate in the United States Army during which time he served as a prosecutor in United States v. PFC Manning. In US v. PFC Manning, Alec drafted the brief to protect the identity of a DoD operator who participated in the raid on Usama bin Laden, and was responsible for admitting evidence from the bin Laden raid, Twitter, and the Internet Archive. Alec also worked as an attorney at Thacher, Proffitt & Wood in New York, NY where he worked on transactions involving structured finance and derivatives.