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O. Randolph Rollins to Represent 21st Judicial Circuit

Posted on 5/24/2024
Circuit 21, which encompasses the city of Martinsville and Henry and Patrick counties, has selected O. Randolph Rollins as its representative on VSB Council.

VSB to Offer Bulk Dues Payments for Larger Law Firms and Organizations

Posted on 5/22/2024
The Virginia State Bar is now offering group billing to allow firms and other organizations that employ 10 or more attorneys to more easily pay their attorneys’ license fees.

Luis Perez-Pietri Receives 2024 Clarence M. Dunnaville Jr. Award

Posted on 5/22/2024
Luis A. Perez-Pietri of the Luis A. Perez P.C. Law Office in Falls Church has been selected to receive the 2024 Clarence M. Dunnaville, Jr. Achievement Award.

Military Law Section Presents 2024 Pro Bono Award

Posted on 5/22/2024
The Virginia State Bar Military Law Section has named James J. Ilijevich as the recipient of the Military Law Section Pro Bono Award.

Diamond C. Royster Receives 2024 Young Lawyer of the Year Award

Posted on 5/14/2024
The Virginia State Bar Young Lawyers Conference has named Diamond C. Royster of Pender & Coward as the R. Edwin Burnette Jr. Young Lawyer of the Year.

Latest Disciplinary Actions

Francis Huisuk Koh Suspension

Posted on 5/22/2024
Ordered and effective May 17, 2024, the Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Board suspended Francis Huisuk Koh’s license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Virginia for a period of six months with terms.

Jibran Muhammad Suspension

Posted on 5/14/2024
By Order entered and effective May 6, 2024, the Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Board suspended Jibran Muhammad’s license to practice law in the Commonwealth of Virginia for six months for violating professional rules. Order published.