Randy routinely practices in state and federal court, where he tries cases to verdict in both bench and jury trials. Randy also offers advice to both public and private clients on matters related to policy and litigation. In addition, Randy has been successful finding resolution through alternative dispute resolution processes, including mediations, arbitrations, and judicial settlement conferences–this success stems from his ability to evaluate the likely outcomes of his cases and advise his clients accordingly.
He has experience advising governmental agencies on issues concerning the intersection of public policy and available legal remedies. In addition, Randy has handled and advised his clients on complex litigation matters, including in areas of construction, residential and commercial real estate disputes, commercial leases, employment, liability defense, and insurance coverage. Randy also understands how to work with law enforcement and governmental agencies to provide complete relief to clients when necessary and regularly coordinates with government attorneys and employees to help streamline results for his clients.
Prior to joining Burnett & Williams, Randy practiced for many years as a civil defense attorney, and prior to that he served in the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia where he practiced as an Assistant Attorney General in the Civil Litigation Division. After graduating from law school, he began his practice by clerking for the Honorable John M. Tran in the Fairfax Circuit Court.
Randy is highly active in Virginia politics and is currently running for the Virginia State Senate. A native of Richmond, Virginia, Randy lived and worked in every corner of the Commonwealth before returning to his hometown years ago to start his practice. He is a student pilot and is currently training in his free time to become certified as a private pilot, and is a member of a local flying club. Randy is also an avid nature lover, and enjoys spending his time hiking and camping.
