MR. SRIS - FORMER PROSECUTOR

He started the firm in 1997 and the firm has locations in Virginia & Maryland. Mr. Sris works out of the Fairfax, Virginia office.

Mr. Sris is licensed in Virginia, Maryland and DC.

As a former prosecutor for the Town of Haymarket, Virginia, Mr. Sris gained some invaluable skills. His experience as a prosecutor provided him with strong negotiation skills and helped hone his litigation skills. These skills help him to be a better advocate for his clients.

In addition to being a lawyer, he has an undergraduate degree in Accounting, and IT certifications in Agile/SCRUM, Six Sigma (Green Belt), ITIL and Prince2.

After 20 years of practice, Mr. Sris primarily handles complex domestic relations matters and defends individuals charged with sex crimes and computer related sex crimes.

Some of the different types of criminal cases he has defended in the past are: robbery, malicious wounding, grand larceny, burglary, possession with intent to distribute marijuana, cocaine, heroin, etc. and sex offenses such as solicitation of a minor via the internet, rape, prostitution, child pornography, etc.

When you are seeking a skilled trial lawyer in Virginia, Maryland & DC to defend you against a charge of computer crime, you not only want a skilled criminal lawyer, but ideally you want a criminal lawyer who truly understands the technology behind the charges. You find both in Mr. Sris. There are very few lawyers who have the legal background and the technological background as Mr. Sris. Don’t take our word for it, look around.

Some of the different types of domestic relations cases he has handled on behalf of his clients are: high asset equitable distribution cases, child custody trials, high asset prenuptial agreements, UCCJEA relocation cases, parental kidnapping cases, etc.

Mr. Sris’ business education and business background is a substantial asset to high net worth individuals who are dealing with a divorce. Especially those who are self-employed and are in the IT industry.

Occasionally upon a special request, Mr. Sris will handle traffic matters such as reckless driving, DUI or driving on a suspended license.

Mr. Sris was part of a team effort to introduce legislation in Virginia that amended a particular aspect of the Code of Virginia 20-107.3 (the equitable distribution statute) and having the Commonwealth of Virginia recognize Pongal as an officially recognized day starting on January 14, 2018 and every year after that.

Most recently, Mr. Sris worked with the Indian community in Northern Virginia to have Tamil New Year recognized as an official day in the Virginia Calendar by the Virginia Legislature.