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Do you need the help of an experienced attorney? Goodman Allen Donnelly is a premier law firm with four Virginia locations that employ a collaborative approach to win cases.

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About The Firm

Goodman Allen Donnelly was founded in 1998 by eight law firm partners with decades of experience in the courtroom. The law firm has since grown to a team of more than 20 attorneys that are ready and willing to serve clients in Virginia in and out of the courtroom.
We provide a broad range of legal services for our clients no matter how big or small – from individuals and small businesses to worldwide corporations – Goodman Allen Donnelly is here to help. With four locations across Virginia in Richmond, Norfolk, Charlottesville, and Williamsburg, our law firm is here to serve our clients with a collaborative approach that makes you, the client, part of a winning team in the courtroom.

Our Locations

Goodman Allen Donnelly has a well-established reputation in Virginia as a premier law firm. Our law firm has four locations – Richmond, Norfolk, Charlottesville, and Williamsburg – with more than 20 attorneys on staff that can handle a broad range of legal questions and cases for our clients.

Contact Goodman Allen Donnelly today for information on our practice areas in Virginia! 

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