Rami Zahr | Principal Attorney

Rami provides legal representation to clients in Virginia and, when necessary, through strategic associations with local counsel nationwide. Clients work directly with him throughout their matter. When additional perspective or technical expertise is required, he collaborates with seasoned co-counsel and a trusted network of professionals, including private investigators, forensic specialists, mental health experts, and victim advocacy and support organizations. This approach combines the accessibility of a single point of contact with the depth of comprehensive legal solutions.

Experience:
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-More than 19 years of combined legal and high-level case management experience.
-Served as Senior Case Manager at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), handling hundreds of missing children cases, including runaway, endangered missing, Amber alerts and parental child abduction matters.

Education:
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Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Mitchell Hamline School of Law, St. Paul, MN, May 2018

Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice (B.A.)
George Washington University, Washington, DC, May 2000

Licensure & Court Admissions:

Licensed Attorney, Virginia State Bar
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit

Rami is a mediator, an author, and a certified Guardian Ad Litem for Children (GAL).

Keith Corley | Affiliated Attorney

Keith represents clients facing misdemeanor and felony charges, as well as traffic offenses, from bond hearings and pretrial proceedings through negotiations, trial, and sentencing. He previously served as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in Fairfax and Arlington. His experience as a prosecutor includes criminal and traffic cases, as well as jury trials, giving him firsthand knowledge of how prosecutors review evidence, negotiate cases, and prepare for trial. He uses that experience to examine the allegations against you, identify possible defenses, and help you make informed decisions. His practice also includes protective orders, the expungement and sealing of criminal records, and proceedings under Virginia’s “red flag” law. He represents clients facing Emergency Substantial Risk Orders (ESROs) and Substantial Risk Orders (SROs), helping them understand the process and challenge restrictions on their firearm rights. 

A graduate of George Mason University School of Law and a national debate champion, Keith brings careful preparation, clear communication, and persuasive advocacy to each client’s case.