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Paul J. Abraham is the founder and CEO of PJI Law. After developing up in Northern Virginia, Mr. Abraham earned two educational majors at Cornell University and got here again to Northern Virginia to acquire a Juris Doctor diploma on the George Mason University School of Law.
Mr. Abraham has represented clients in trusts & estates, litigation, and business regulation for over ten years. Additionally, Mr. Abraham has been an lively participant in several prison seasoned bono packages, together with the Family Legal Assistance Project, Wills on Wheels, and the Housing Law Project, aside from presenting enterprise education advice.
Mr. Abraham has appeared on numerous radio and television shows, and his written paintings as a nationally syndicated columnist has been published in newspapers from coast to coast. He has been quoted in boards starting from the state’s main speak radio indicates to the pages of work performing on the New York Times Best Sellers listing. Mr. Abraham has earned Avvo’s Clients’ Choice award a couple of times. He has been named a Rising Star through Super Lawyers (each year from 2016 through 2025), Top forty Under 40 in Virginia through each the National Trial Lawyers (every 12 months from 2014 through 2025) and the National Advocates (each 12 months from 2017 through 2024), Top 10 Wills, Trusts, Estates, and Probate Law via the National Advocates (each 12 months from 2017 via 2024), Virginia Top 10 - Business Tort by using the National Trial Lawyers (every yr from 2019 via 2025), Legal Elite by using Virginia Business Magazine in 2020, 2022, 2023, and 2024, Top Lawyer by Arlington Magazine in 2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024, Top 10 Probate & Estate through the National Trial Lawyers Association in 2025, and has a rating of “Superb” from Avvo, the best rating it confers.
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