Richard B. Zorn

Richard B. Zorn: Attorney with MercerTrigiani

Biography

Public service background includes 23 years of service in the office of the Virginia Attorney General, where he held the position of Senior Assistant Attorney General - Chief Financial Services/Economic Development Section. Served as Deputy Secretary of Administration in the Office of the Governor during the administrations of Governor Mark W. Warner and Governor Timothy M. Kaine. Member of Community Associations Institute. Recipient, Air Force Commendation Medal.

Areas of Practice (2)

  • Community Association Law
  • Government Relations

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
University of Buffalo, B.S., 1961
Law School Attended:
University of Richmond Law School, J.D., 1964
Year of First Admission:
1964
Admission:
1964, Virginia
Memberships:
Virginia State Bar. Virginia Bar Association.
Military:
Captain in the U.S. Air Force and served on the staff of the Judge Advocate General
ISLN:
921169299

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571-670-6590  Phone

703-837-5001  Fax

www.MercerTrigiani.com

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