Amir Raminpour was born in Washington, D.C., and grew up in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Mr. Raminpour graduated from George Washington University with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, and he later graduated from Widener University School of Law cum laude, and received several awards for his achievements in the legal field. Mr. Raminpour was also was a member of the Trial Advocacy Honor Society and received first place at the Twentieth Annual Hugh B. Pearce Trial Advocacy Competition in 2009. Mr. Raminpour is a member of the bar association of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and has been admitted and qualified to practice for the Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and specializes in Real Estate and Commericial Transactions.
Mark Sandground has been practicing law within the Commonwealth of Virginia for 61 years. Over the years Mr. Sandground has successfully learned to navigate the pitfalls of several aspects of the law. Mr. Sandground graduated from the University of Michigan in 1952, and he received his Doctorate in Jurisprudence from the University of Virginia Law School in 1955. Mr. Sandground was awarded an honorary Ph.D. from the Johnsons and Wales University from Providence, Rhode Island in the field of Restaurant Management. Mr. Sandground is a member of the bar association of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and has been admitted and qualified to practice for the Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of Virginia.