Past Cases

Leonard Buscemi litigates cases in several areas of the law and to give you a better idea of the scope of his practice and experience, he summarizes in these pages some past notable cases.

WHEN READING THE DESCRIPTIONS OF THESE PAST CASES, PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND:

1) THE OUTCOME OF A PARTICULAR MATTER DEPENDS ON A VARIETY OF FACTORS UNIQUE TO THAT CASE.; AND

2) CASE DESCRIPTIONS ARE NOT INTENDED TO GUARANTEE OR PREDICT ANY SIMILAR OR PARTICULAR RESULT IN THE FUTURE AND YOU SHOULD NOT ASSUME THAT A SIMILAR RESULT CAN BE OBTAINED IN A LEGAL MATTER OF INTEREST TO YOU.

Negligence Cases

Since 1982, trying personal cases, representing those injured by the negligence of others (vehicles, premises, product, etc.) or in the course of their employment.

Malpractice Cases

Since 1984 trying or settling professional negligence cases in District of Columbia , Maryland and Virginia against hospitals, doctors, dentists, attorneys.

Estate Litigation

Since1992, litigating will contests and trust and fiduciary matters concerning executors, trustees, agents under a power of attorney.

Property – Contracts – Business

Lead counsel in a wide range of civil law matters like defending against a claim of oral contract to convey land, prosecuting a corporate dissolution case, and suing an insurance company for breach of contract to provide long term care to a disabled adult

Criminal & Traffic Cases

First trained in criminal law and procedure as a Special Assistant United States Attorney and legal intern to a felony judge, and criminal investigator, Mr. Buscemi represents persons charged with a criminal or traffic infraction.

The Story of Bear

Justice comes in many shapes and sizes and Mr. Buscemi derives great professional satisfaction having obtained that justice for one Arlington family and their dog named “Bear”.

Contact Us or Call

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(703) 528-8477 Office or (703) 309-2192 Cell

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5531 Lee Highway, #204, Arlington, VA 22207

CONFIDENTIALITY
Please do not send me any private or confidential information until we have had the opportunity to speak to one another, either by phone or in the office, and I am able to first determine whether any conflict of interest or potential conflict of interest exists between us and whether I am able to accept your case.