
From the Alexandria office the firm serves clients across Northern Virginia, from Arlington and McLean to Burke, Springfield, Reston and Vienna. Pick your city below, or just call and tell us what happened.
The same two attorneys handle every matter, in every city on this page. Being local is not a marketing line here: it decides which courthouse your case lands in and how quickly someone can sit down with you.
Pick a matter in your city and go straight to the page for it, or open the city page to see everything the firm handles there.
The office is here. Old Town, the West End and the Route 1 corridor, heard in the City of Alexandria courts.
Little River Turnpike and the Beltway ramps, and one of the most linguistically diverse communities in the county.
Arlington County has its own courts and its own traffic. Route 50, I-66 and the Rosslyn corridor.
A planned town of clusters and cul-de-sacs feeding Braddock Road, Old Keene Mill and two VRE stations.
An independent city with its own courthouse, ringed by Fairfax County and cut through by Routes 123 and 50.
Two square miles, its own courts, and Route 7 and Route 29 running straight through the middle of it.
Between the GW Parkway and Tysons, where commuter traffic and quiet residential streets meet badly.
The Richmond Highway corridor south of Alexandria, and the neighborhoods along the Parkway.
Dulles Toll Road, the Silver Line and Reston Town Center, with a large international community.
Home of the Mixing Bowl, where I-95, I-395 and I-495 meet. The crashes here are rarely simple.
Maple Avenue, the Metro station and the Town of Vienna, with Fairfax County handling the courts.
The firm is reachable around the clock, in every city on this page. The sooner you call, the more of the evidence is still there.
Run from Alexandria by the attorney whose name is on the door, not from a call center in another state.
Every matter starts with what happened to you, and with making sure both sides feel heard.
Jasmine Alvarez and Johnda D. Scott handle the work directly wherever you are. No handoffs to a junior in another office.
Between them the firm is barred in Maryland, North Carolina, Texas and Virginia, so a matter does not stop at a state line.
The list above is where most clients come from, not a boundary. The firm takes matters across Northern Virginia and is barred in four states. Call and ask.
Whether your town has its own page above or not, the answer is the same: the consultation is free, and it covers all of Northern Virginia.
The firm takes matters throughout Northern Virginia, including every city listed above, and may be able to help even if yours is not listed. The office is in Alexandria, but the service territory is not a hard boundary.