The Law Office of Michael J. Sgarlat

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Whether you are facing serious criminal charges or have been severely injured after a trucking or motorcycle accident, our office is ready to protect your legal rights. The legal system is complicated and can be intimidating if faced alone. Having an experienced lawyer dedicated to helping everyday people like you can make all the difference.

Located in beautiful Old Town Alexandria, the Law Office of Michael J. Sgarlat has been representing clients in Alexandria, Arlington County, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Prince William County, and throughout Northern Virginia in various legal matters. Our offices strives to find amicable legal solutions in order to resolve disputes properly. If necessary, we are prepared to represent your interests and protect your legal rights in court because we treat every case as if we’re going to trial. Our office affords every client quality legal support services in a wide range of legal matters.

Michael J. Sgarlat has been a member of the Virginia State Bar since 1978. Our office handles state cases throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia as well as Federal matters in the United State District Courts.

Meet the Business Owner

Michael S.

Business Owner

With his expertise based on over 25 years of personalized service and dedication to his clients. He is a trial lawyer licensed to practice before both Virginia state courts and the U.S. Federal courts. He is also a member of the Virginia State Bar.

Attorney Sgarlat was raised in the anthracite coal region of Northeastern Pennsylvania. He worked his way through school in the mining and reclamation business as well as operating heavy equipment and welding. His family background was in mining, multi-​family residential development and in the restaurant/​bar businesses.

Mr. Sgarlat credits both his strong worth ethic and his manual labor skills to working on construction sites on electrical, plumbing, and welding projects and operating heavy equipment. He has always worked alongside the common man and he represents the ordinary «guy off the street» every day in courtrooms throughout Virginia.