Nan E. Walsh - Arlington, VA

Overview

"Nan Walsh is knowledgeable, well entrenched in the market, and experienced. Her practice is focused on Arlington County, where she is considered a go-to lawyer for any zoning need."
-Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business
"Our Development team selected Nan Walsh of Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley, Emrich & Walsh, P.C. and that proved to be a very wise decision. Nan's strategic approach, negotiating skills, and fearless leadership were essential in an approval which occurred on a timely basis. Her performance exceeded our lofty expectations. In addition, Nan's sense of humor and positive attitude actually made our difficult case enjoyable. We will have numerous applications in the future and will rely on Nan's expertise and exceptional skills to guide us through the development process."
-Developer/Landowner for Rosslyn Project
"The Arlington Chamber of Commerce has the utmost respect for Nan as a litigator, person, and leader. Her work is, in its own right, an economic engine that has contributed greatly to the success of Arlington County. Without her, we would be a lesser community."
-President, Arlington Chamber of Commerce
"Nan understands and embraces the vision for Arlington's commercial corridors to become places for people to live, work and shop. She has been a catalyst for bringing this vision to reality. As a result of her tireless efforts, Arlington's tax-base is one of the most healthy and diversified revenue streams in the nation - and the Metro station areas in Arlington are recognized as some of the finest examples of responsible, smart-growth"
-Commercial Real Estate Broker

Nan has been with WCLEW since 1984, specializing in land use and zoning law. She is an expert in all phases of the land use and zoning process in Northern Virginia, with considerable experience assisting clients in residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects in Arlington County and the City of Alexandria. Additionally, Nan has gained invaluable knowledge through her experience with the Arlington County Zoning Ordinance, business relocation issues, legislative requirements, and municipal liaison committees.