Washington DC Lawyers

Adrian Mixon is s a seasoned attorney whose diverse background in law, public service, and military discipline shapes his client-centered Divorce and Family Law practice.

Prior to founding her own practice, Elena worked as an attorney at an immigration law firm in Washington, D.C. for nearly five years. While Elena's practice concentrates on employment-based immigrant and non-immigrant visas, she also manages a diverse caseload that includes family-based immigration, naturalization, asylum, adjustment of status, consular processing, removal proceedings, and federal litigation. She has substantial practical experience in nearly every facet of federal immigration laws, and is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). Contact the Law Office of Elena Hung today to schedule a consultation to discuss your immigration matters.

Brendan is a fierce litigator who stops at nothing to obtain justice for his clients. No case is too large for Brendan. He has represented his clients against the government, national banks, and Fortune 100 companies.

Edwina Rogers has served as a public policy expert for over 20 years. She is an expert on health care policy and has worked for two Presidents and four Senators. She currently serves as the CEO of the Global Healthspan Policy Institute and a partner at Johnson, Rogers and Clifton - a DC Government Relations and Law Firm. Edwina is the founder of the Center for Prison Reform and the Secular Policy Institute. She served as the Executive Director of the Secular Coalition for American in April 2012 until May 2014. From 2006 until 2011 she served...

A passionate trial attorney, Virginia Vile Tehrani focuses on each client and each case with a fresh look and a personal touch. Through college, law school, and her legal career, Ms. Tehrani has focused her training and experience in the courtroom. She has tried hundreds of cases, trained students in the art of trial advocacy, taught law school classes in two states, and mentored young lawyers as they began their own careers. Ms. Tehrani graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor’s Degree from Middle Tennessee State University. She attended law school at the College of William & Mary School of...

Mr. Nied focuses his practice on corporate and securities, mergers and acquisitions, debt and equity financings and intellectual property. His practice includes representing clients in matters relating to contracts, securities regulation, Blue Sky law, and private placements. Mr. Nied also has extensive experience handling transactions involving joint ventures, fund formation, licensing agreements, engineering services contracts, development and supply agreements.

He has also represented both lenders and borrowers in all aspects of HUD-insured loans, including acquisition and construction loans, refinancings and the TPA process. He has undertaken both individual loans from both the lender and borrower perspective as well as multi-property,...

I started my legal career as a Securities & Capital Markets transactional attorney at a leading energy law firm in New York City. After several years of working as a corporate attorney, I made a transition to serve in the Federal Government. In this role, I gained valuable experience in civil litigation and dispute resolution. Currently, I assist clients who require help in areas such as corporate law, estate planning, and dispute resolution.

Program Manager, Founder, D.C. Judicial College

Prior to law school, Attorney McCants taught high school chemistry and at Southern Illinois University. In addition, Attorney McCants has worked in the legal department of large Chicago bank, the Illinois Attorney General Office, the Wisconsin Supreme Court, American Express Sarbanes Oxley Compliance Unit, as the independent auditor of the largest debt collection law firm in the Country, and as a Partner at the Cochran Firm (now Imhoff & Associates) as and as a longitude adjunct researcher at the University of Chicago. He has been published in nearly every major news outlet in the United States and Canada.

Janet L. Goldstein is a partner with the leading Washington D.C. qui tam law firm of Vogel, Slade & Goldstein, LLP. She represents whistleblowers in qui tam and fraud cases nationwide

Family law disputes are often complicated and fraught with emotion. Guiding people in Washington, D.C., through these circumstances, Sheraz Barkat at Barkat Law customizes every solution to fit clients’ needs. He opened his law office because he wanted to help people resolve contentious issues through effective and creative means. His client-centered approach puts people’s minds at ease so they are able to focus on moving forward. Mr. Barkat has an Avvo “Excellent” rating. While he appreciates the sensitive nature of the issues associated with child custody, divorce and legal separation, he is an aggressive negotiator who serves as a...

I am an associate attorney in Tully Rinckey's federal employment practice, headquartered in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining Tully Rinckey, I worked for a boutique employment firm here in Washington, where I specialized in both public and private sector employment law. I earned my bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Duke University, my J.D. from Tulane University Law School, and my L.LM from American University Washington College of Law. I am admitted to practice law in the District of Columbia and Virginia. I am a member of the D.C. Bar Communities’ Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiative, as well as a...

Licensed to practice in District of Columbia , Maryland, Florida and all United States District Courts in those jurisdictions.

Registered patent attorney. Law firm owner. Experienced in patent portfolio development; patent drafting and filing; patent prosecution; patent infringement litigiation for plaintiffs and defendants; IP litigation; trademark registration; Inter Partes Review in PTAB trials; federal district court litigation and bench and jury trials; appellate cases including arguments at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

Jonathan Fredman has held a number of legal and policy positions for the U.S. Government, including Assistant Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Special Programs, chief counsel to the Director of Central Intelligence Counterterrorist Center, and Special Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence. He has taught national security law, the law of foreign intelligence, and the law of counterterrorism, and has been published in the ABA National Security Law Report, Yale Law and Policy Review, and Studies in Intelligence. Mr. Fredman graduated from Princeton University in 1979 magna cum laude with an A.B. in Public...