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Matt Perushek has practiced personal injury law his entire career. He exclusively represents plaintiffs, those who were injured because of the negligence of others. He has represented clients in wrongful death, medical malpractice, brain injury, products liability, and serious automobile collision cases. Matt has tried cases in courts throughout Virginia, including Fairfax, Arlington, Prince William, Loudoun, Henrico, and Fredericksburg. Matt also has experience representing clients in federal court cases, including cases filed under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA).. Matt has authored briefs filed with the Supreme Court of Virginia, and he has argued before the Court on a number of occasions. Additionally, Matt is a member of the Amicus Curiae Committee of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. The committee serves as the voice for injured people when the Court is faced with a legal issue that may impact their rights and well-being.. Since joining the firm, Matt has been involved in numerous successful trials and settlements. He has been recognized as a Rising Star by SuperLawyers since 2015 and as a Top 40 Under 40 by The National Trial Lawyers Association. He is a past president of the Young Lawyers Section of the Fairfax Bar Association, and he is active in the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association and Virginia State Bar.. Matt is originally from Northern Minnesota. While he lived in Minnesota, he was a member of the U.S. Junior National Curling Team, winning a World Junior Championship and competing at the U.S. Olympic Trials for the 2010 Olympics. Matt moved to Virginia to attend law school. Before joining the firm, he clerked for the Honorable Michael F. Devine of the Fairfax County Circuit Court.

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.

In addition to bringing and defending appeals, she consults with trial attorneys to develop legal theories of recovery and draft complaints, brief and argue dispositive and post-trial motions, and monitor trials in preparation for defending or prosecuting an appeal. Juli is a member of the Virginia Bar Association’s Appellate Section Council and the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association’s Amicus Committee. She has published articles in The Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Journal, VTLAppeal, and Law360 and regularly teaches continuing legal education courses in appellate law to other attorneys across the state.. At the trial level, Juli devotes her practice to personal injury matters with complex liability issues. She has been honored for her legal accomplishments by several organizations and is regularly ranked as a top attorney by Super Lawyers, Best Lawyers, Arlington magazine, Virginia Business magazine, and the Washingtonian.. Prior to joining the Bar, Juli was an external law clerk for The Honorable Rossie D. Alston, Jr. of the Court of Appeals of Virginia. As an undergraduate, she was a Distinguished Cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point, and after an honorable discharge from the U.S. Army, graduated as an Honors Scholar from New York University.

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.

Kevin M. Leach is admitted to practice in Virginia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.. “I combine compassionate, creative and vigorous representation to solve my clients’ most difficult legal problems.”. Mr. Leach is a trial attorney who has been nationally recognized for his creative and vigorous representation of serious personal injury victims in difficult liability cases.  The Lawyers Weekly USA newspaper published a full length article on Mr. Leach’s use of electron microscopy to prove liability in an unwitnessed trip and fall on a sewer grate for a severely brain injured woman.  After a week of trial, the case settled for a 1.2 million dollar recovery for the injured victim.. Mr. Leach’s practice focuses on medical negligence, wrongful death, traumatic brain injury, automobile accidents, tractor-trailer accidents, motorcycle accidents, and construction workplace accidents.  He has achieved many million and multi-million dollar results for seriously injured clients in complex liability and damages cases.  He is a member of the nationally recognized Million Dollar and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum.. Mr. Leach has been honored by his peers for outstanding advocacy on behalf of his clients and was awarded the New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association’s prestigious Special Recognition Award for Dedication to the Pursuit of Justice.  He was elected President of the New Hampshire Association of Justice in 2008 before joining Turbitt O'Herron & Leach, PLLC in 2009.. Mr. Leach has served as a judicial law clerk to Justice David Souter, a former United States Supreme Court Associate Justice.  He has authored numerous articles on subjects, including traumatic brain injury, medical negligence, and trial practice, and has served as Editor in Chief of the New Hampshire Trial Lawyer’s quarterly magazine, The Trial Bar News, Chairman of the New Hampshire Trial Lawyer Association’s CLE Committee, Governor at Large of the New Hampshire Bar Association, President of the Manchester Bar Association, and was appointed by the New Hampshire Supreme Court to serve as a member of the New Hampshire’s Board of Bar Examiners.. Mr. Leach is a graduate of Providence College, cum laude, where he played on the varsity baseball team and had a try-out with the Cincinnati Reds.  He earned his Juris Doctor degree from Wake Forest University School of Law in 1985 and was also a member of the Wake Forest Law Review.  Mr. Leach enjoys athletics and his baseball team won the Granite State Over 30 State Baseball Title, and the Over 40 State Baseball Title.. Mr. Leach now resides in Washington, D.C. with his wife and three children.  He has been privileged to serve the Catholic Church as a Eucharistic Minister, an Extraordinary Minister of Communion for the Sick, and as a Stephen Minister for the confidential support of church members experiencing life difficulties and isolation.

Christopher J. Toepp dedicates his practice of to helping clients and making his community a safer place. Although still early in his career, he has earned a reputation as an exceptional litigator in the courtroom. His expansive trial experience includes hundreds of bench and jury trials. This background gives Chris an understanding of jurors' expectations when they evaluate a case. He knows how to present evidence so that the jury comprehends his client's hardships and the impact their injuries have had on their lives.. Chris works on a wide range of personal injury cases including car crashes, truck accidents and motorcycle wrecks. He has an in-depth understanding of what personal injury clients go through in the aftermath of an accident including the physical pain, the impact on loved ones and the financial burdens incurred along the road to recovery.. A former Division I athlete, Chris graduated from Dartmouth College and received his law degree from the William and Mary School of Law. Before joining Allen & Allen, he served as an Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney in Richmond, prosecuting a variety of cases including murder, robbery, animal cruelty, DUI and hit and run. He believes in the judicial process and enjoys being in the courtroom.

I had the privilege of growing up in Connecticut.  I returned here after law school and have built my practice in New Milford, Connecticut for over 13 years.  As a trial attorney, I attempt to utilize technology in the courtroom.  Studies have shown that jurors retain more information by being able to see evidence as opposed to simply listening.  My practice is devoted to 90% litigation.. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, golfing and skiing.. If you have any questions about my practice or background, please feel free to call me at the office.

Michael Joshi has been practicing law in the Northern Virginia area for 30 years, working primarily in the fields of civil and criminal litigation. A partner in the law firm, he enjoys an AV rating among his peers as an uncompromising, results-oriented trial attorney. Michael Joshi has also served the Circuit Court of Fairfax County, Virginia, both as a neutral case evaluator and as a court conciliator. Michael Joshi is well known throughout the legal community for his ability to handle complex litigation and fights hard to obtain the best results possible on behalf of his clients and is often asked to lecture to his peers on litigation.. Married with two adult children, Michael Joshi is active in the church, plays guitar, and is an avid golfer.

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Tim O'Shea is a Colorado native with a unique and diverse background in business, criminal defense, and civil litigation. Prior to entering the legal profession, Mr. O'Shea spent ten years with Nova Group of Japan in its Tokyo, Boston, and Chicago offices. Beginning his career teaching English as a Second Language in Japan, he became a recruiting manager in Boston, and eventually opened and ran the company's Chicago office.. Shifting careers, Mr. O'Shea trained at DePaul University College of Law, where he was a teaching assistant in the Legal Writing Department and a licensed clerk with the offices of the Cook County Public Defender and the Colorado State Public Defender. After graduating he practiced as a solo attorney for three years in Chicago. Mr. O'Shea handled civil matters for plaintiffs and defended citizens charged with criminal offenses, winning trials in both settings. He then joined the Cook County Public Defender's Office, where he tried over 75 cases in Chicago’s criminal courts. Mr. O’Shea secured not-guilty verdicts in cases ranging from drug possession to domestic battery. He returned home to Colorado to practice, putting his litigation and trial experience to work for clients facing the power and resources of the insurance industry.. Mr. O'Shea is dedicated to serving his community in Pueblo, and frequently assists the underserved through Colorado Legal Services. He also chaired the Board of Trustees of the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center and Foundation Board of the Arts Academy at Pueblo County High School, and currently serves as Vice President of the Pueblo County Bar Association.