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The Law Office of Robert D. Anderson, PLLC - Leesburg, VA
27 N. King St. Leesburg, VA 20176- 2819
Leesburg Criminal Law Firm
Overview
Virginia Criminal Defense Law Firm
Law Office of Robert D. Anderson, PLLC, is a small and dynamic Loudoun County criminal defense law firm that offers aggressive, dedicated, and highly responsive services to clients in all criminal matters. We represent clients throughout Loudoun County and Northern Virginia...
Virginia Criminal Defense Law Firm
Law Office of Robert D. Anderson, PLLC, is a small and dynamic Loudoun County criminal defense law firm that offers aggressive, dedicated, and highly responsive services to clients in all criminal matters. We represent clients throughout Loudoun County and Northern Virginia...
Virginia Criminal Defense Law Firm
Law Office of Robert D. Anderson, PLLC, is a small and dynamic Loudoun County criminal defense law firm that offers aggressive, dedicated, and highly responsive services to clients in all criminal matters. We represent clients throughout Loudoun County and Northern Virginia.
Based in Leesburg, Virginia, we are an established firm with attorneys combining over 40 years of legal experience representing clients, both juvenile and adult, across a full spectrum of criminal law matters. Attorney Robert D. Anderson is a former Chief Prosecutor for Loudoun County and a past President of the Loudoun County Bar Association.
Loudoun County Criminal Defense Firm
Law Office of Robert D. Anderson, PLLC, is an established law firm in Leesburg, Virginia, dedicated to protecting the rights of people accused of a crime.
We pride ourselves on providing the attentive, personal service people expect from a small firm while delivering quality representation equal to or surpassing that expected of a large firm.
We have represented clients from across the nation and across the world who have been charged with a crime in Virginia. Our focus is on criminal charges filed in Northern Virginia, with many of our cases coming from Loudoun County.
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About The Law Office of Robert D. Anderson, PLLC
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
27 N. King St. Leesburg, VA 20176- 2819
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm; Saturday-Sunday: Closed
Phone
Fax
- 703-777-1815
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