Michael Jeremiah Seck

Michael J. Seck, Esquire born Ann Arbor, Michigan; admitted to Virginia bar October 12, 2001, Supreme Court of Virginia, October 29, 2001, Supreme Court of New Jersey, December 7, 2002, United States District Court, District of New Jersey, December 31, 2001 Education: Elon College, North Carolina (B.A., Politics, August 1996); The Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Michigan, (Juris Doctor, January 2001) Practice Areas: Criminal Law; Adult and Juvenile Felonies and Misdemeanors; Driving While Intoxicated; Traffic Law; Divorce; Domestic Relations; Adoption; Civil Litigation; Landlord/Tenant; Business & Corporate Law; Wills and Estates; HOA Disputes; Consumer Protection; Products Liability; Personal Injury Professional Associations: Virginia Bar Association; Loudoun County Bar Association; Loudoun County Criminal Defense Bar Association; Association of Trial Lawyers of America; Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Michael J. Seck is the president and founder of The Law Office of Michael J. Seck, PLC. An active litigator, he regularly appears in the state and federal courts of Virginia for both criminal and civil litigation. Mr. Seck was a member of the dean’s list and an honor roll student at The Thomas M. Cooley Law School where he earned his Juris Doctor degree. Mr. Seck earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Elon College, where he graduated seventh in his class. Following his graduation from Elon, Mr. Seck worked at the United States House of Representatives for Congressman Sam Brownback (R-KS). Mr. Seck also worked for Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS) in the United States Senate prior to entering law school. After law school Mr. Seck founded The Law Office of Michael J. Seck, PLC and began his private litigation practice. Mr. Seck was also a founding member of the law firm Kazem, Whitbeck, Seck & Kazem, PLC where he continued his litigation practice until returning to his solo practice. A native of Fairfax County Mr. Seck graduated from McLean H

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Virginia

Since 2001

Federal Circuit

Thomas M. Cooley Law School

J.D. (2001)

1998 - 2001

Elon University

B.A. (1996)

1992 - 1996

Virginia State Bar  # 47390

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Q. Loss of job or damage due to sharing private information

August 28, 2020

A: It is hard to say if that person would be liable for sharing your adult site, is the site public? Did the individual gain access to the site through illegal means (theft, computer theft, hacking)? There are also some statutes in Virginia that make the sharing of certain explicit images criminal (loosely termed "revenge porn statutes"). I advise you to consult with a Virginia attorney and give them more details about the nature of the violation by this other person.

Q. received a citation for driving alone in a HOV lane in Virginia 2nd offense, how can avoid points an raise of insurance

May 1, 2019

A: HOV infractions can have many defenses and punishments. Seek legal advice.

Q. Can a dismissed felony be reopened and brought back to trial? (Less than a year has paced since incident)

July 16, 2017

A: The true question is whether jeopardy has attached to the original charge. You should contact an experienced criminal law attorney and discuss these issues to determine the correct answer.