The Martindale-Hubbell AV-rated law firm of Caulkins & Bruce, PC provides businesses with a reliable, highly qualified alternative to large and impersonal law firms. The firm’s lawyers, located in Arlington and Fairfax, have extensive experience in civil and business litigation, corporate law, franchise law, real estate and commercial loan transactions, and representing homeowner and condominium associations and housing cooperatives.
Attorneys at Caulkins & Bruce, PC understand the needs of businesses and can help clients build a successful future. The Arlington firm’s unique combination of large firm experience and small firm attention means clients can expect representation tailored to their specific needs and circumstances. Our experience and size permit creative approaches to legal issues that take into account practical business and economic realities. The firm’s philosophy is to provide quality legal services to businesses at a fair and competitive rate. We respond promptly to each client’s questions and keep clients informed.
The lawyers of Caulkins & Bruce have extensive business litigation experience in Arlington as well as around the state and federal courts. Our lawyers service clients throughout Northern Virginia as well as Washington, DC. Knowledge of the procedural rules and practices of the local courts and good working relationships with courtroom and administrative personnel help the lawyers of Caulkins & Bruce, PC conduct litigation effectively and efficiently.
The law firm of Caulkins & Bruce, PC primarily serves clients throughout Northern Virginia and Washington, DC. Our Arlington office is located near the Courthouse Metro Station. Our Fairfax office is in close proximity to the Fairfax County Government Center and the Fairfax County Courthouse. The firm offers flexible scheduling by special arrangement.
Caulkins & Bruce, PC serves clients throughout Northern Virginia and the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Conveniently located in close proximity to all of the courts serving Northern Virginia, including the Circuit Courts of Fairfax, Arlington, Prince William and Loudoun Counties, and The City of Alexandria; the Bankruptcy and U.S. District Courts for the Eastern District of Virginia and District of Columbia.