Thomas V. Mulrine

Prior to forming the Anderson & Mulrine law firm with Bob Anderson, I was an Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney for Loudoun County right here in Leesburg, Virginia. Before becoming a prosecutor, I was a trial lawyer with Venable, a Washington, D.C. law firm, and before that I was a Colonel on active duty with the United States Army. So I guess you could say I've been around.

The reason I tell you about my background is not because it's important to me, but to let you know that I am a seasoned and very experienced trial lawyer specializing not only in criminal law, but criminal law as it is practiced here in Loudoun County, Virginia.

As a former prosecutor, I handled every type of criminal case from murder to driving under the influence. I tried many, many cases in front of a jury and bench trials in front of a judge. I also negotiated many plea bargains. I tried complex cases in every court in Loudoun County; the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, the General District Criminal and Traffic Courts and the Circuit Court. From that experience, I learned exactly how the criminal justice system operates in Virginia and I became familiar with most of the people who operate that system in Loudoun County. Now, as a criminal defense lawyer, I try all types of adult and juvenile, criminal and civil cases in all the courts.

I am qualified by the Virginia State Bar to serve as a guardian ad litem for children and incapacitated adults. I have been appointed as a Commissioner in Chancery for the Circuit Court of Loudoun County. In July 2008, I was elected President of the Loudoun County Bar Association by my fellow attorneys.

As a military officer, I served on active duty for over 30 years and retired as a Colonel. I was a platoon leader in Vietnam where I earned two Bronze Star medals. Later I served all over the world in a number of jobs including an assignment with the Inspector General's Office in the Pentagon, so I know my way around the military justice system as well.  My years of military service gave me the valuable insights regarding the defense of juveniles and young men and women

Areas of Practice

   Criminal Law

   Felony

   Misdemeanor

   Juvenile Crime

   Homicide/Manslaughter

   Crime by Mob/Gang

   Terrorism

   Kidnapping/Abduction

   Assault/Wounding

   Domestic Violence

   Robbery

   Extortion

   Sexual Assault/Rape

   Arson

   Burglary

   Larceny/Receiving

   Embezzlement

   Trepass/Tampering

   Computer Crime/Internet

   Fraud

   White Collar Crime

   Forgery

   Credit Card Crime

   Drug Possession/Distribution

   DUI/Driving While Intoxicated

   Traffic Offenses

   Probation Violations

   Military Law

Bar Admissions

   The Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Virginia

   The District of Columbia

   The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia

    The United States District Court for the Western District of 
    Virginia, 1998

*CASE RESULTS DEPEND UPON A VARIETY OF FACTORS UNIQUE TO EACH CASE AND CASE RESULTS TO NOT GUARANTEE OR PREDICT A SIMILAR RESULT IN ANY FUTURE CASE UNDERTAKEN BY THE LAWYER.*