Terrence OConnor
Special Counsel (Government COntracts) at Albo & Oblon, L.L.P - , Virginia, United States
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Albo & Oblon, L.L.P., a statewide law firm with 5 offices in Virginia and the Washington, D.C. area, is an aggressive litigation and transaction firm. We handle state and federal civil and criminal litigation through our offices in Arlington, Fairfax, Norfolk, Roanoke/Salem, and Staunton. We also regularly practice in Maryland and Washington, D.C. We serve clients as lead, local, and co-counsel.We practice employment law, business law, civil litigation, and criminal defense. · CNN, FOX News, or MSNBC featured Albo & Oblon lawyers over 100 times (2010-2004). · Six of our attorneys are former state or federal prosecutors. · Many of the Firm's attorneys regularly teach Continuing Legal Education programs for other lawyers on subjects such as Employment Law, Civil Litigation Practice, E-Commerce Law, Corporate Formation and Criminal Law. · We are leaders in the community. H. Morgan Griffith is the current Majority Leader of the Virginia General Assembly's House of Delegates (state legislature). David B. Albo, is also leader in the state legislature as the current House Chairman of the Courts of Justice (Judiciary) Committee. Michael C. May is a member of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors (local government). Lawyers from Albo & Oblon serve on numerous non-profit Boards of Directors, such as Legal Services of Northern Virginia which provides pro bono legal services for the poor. We are included on lists of . . . . . . "Top Lawyers," according to Washingtonian magazine (2004). . . . "Leaders in the Law," according to Virginia Lawyers Weekly (2008). . . . "40 Top Lawyers Under 40," according to Washingtonian magazine (2006). . . . "Virginia's Legal Elite," according to Virginia Business magazine (2009-2006; 2003-2002). . . . "Virginia Super Lawyers," according to Law and Politics magazine (2010-2006). . . . "Preeminent Lawyers," according to Martindale Hubbell (2010-2005).