Matthew Greene is licensed to practice law in Virginia and the District of Columbia, and regularly appears before the federal, state and local courts in each jurisdiction. Mr. Greene primarily handles complex criminal cases, juvenile abuse and neglect matters, and domestic relations matters.

Prior to the abolition of the death penalty in Virginia, Mr. Greene was certified to handle capital murder cases and worked both as first and second chair on a number of death penalty matters, allowing him to obtain invaluable knowledge in the defense of complex criminal cases.

As a special assistant city attorney in Alexandria City, Mr. Greene has represented social workers in abuse and neglect as well as in children in need of services cases on both a trial and appellate level. This experience has provided Mr. Greene with a wealth of knowledge in this area of domestic relations law.

Mr. Greene works with clients who need focused advice and zealous advocacy tailored to their individual situation. Having extensive experience in both the state and federal court systems, Mr. Greene has the ability to look at each client’s objectives from a big picture perspective so he can drill down into the specific details to develop achievable solutions.

Mr. Greene’s nearly 30 years of experience as a full-time litigator allows him to bring both current and historical insight into the challenges faced by his clients.