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Justin Philip Sacks is a dedicated attorney at The Spiggle Law Firm in Arlington, VA, specializing in personal injury and rail law. With a rich background that began as an unpaid intern at the American Civil Liberties Union, Justin's journey into the legal field has been anything but conventional. Before embarking on his legal career, he immersed himself in community advocacy while working at a non-profit organization in Baltimore. It was here that he met his future wife and developed the negotiation and advocacy skills that now benefit his clients. Justin believes that understanding his clients’ stories is paramount; his first job is to listen, and his second is to listen even more. He is committed to ensuring that every client feels respected and supported, knowing they have a knowledgeable ally fighting for their rights. Justin graduated cum laude from Beloit College in Wisconsin, where he earned recognition for his achievements in philosophy while also engaging as president of a thriving science fiction and fantasy club. He furthered his education at George Washington University School of Law, graduating with Honors. During this time, he was actively involved in the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, where he honed his skills in high-stakes legal advocacy. Outside of the legal arena, Justin is a family man, enjoying life with his wife, two children, and their two dogs. He finds joy in cooking, often experimenting with new recipes while aiming to perfect his French toast and blueberry pie. In his downtime, he indulges his passion for literature and strives to share his love of reading with his children, hoping to introduce them to classics like “The Hobbit.” With a commitment to both his clients and family, Justin embodies the spirit of advocacy in every aspect of his life.
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