Jonathan L. Katz
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Jonathan L. Katz

Pursuing your best defense since 1991 against DUI, felony and misdemeanor prosecutions. Always fully prepared for trial and court battle.

Jon Katz, P.C.

10509 Judicial Drive
Suite 101
Fairfax, VA 22030

Phone: 703-383-1100

Website: katzjustice.com/

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About Jonathan L. Katz

Since 1991, practicing DWI/DUI defense and criminal defense. Pursuing innovative approaches at trial and beyond to obtain as much success as possible. Top-rated by key lawyer reviewers AVVO (10/10) and Martindale-Hubbell (AV/ 5/5). Based in Fairfax, Virginia, and practicing in Northern Virginia and beyond.


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