About Angela G.
Angela G. Campbell built a career that moves between government corridors and private practice. She has combined courtroom training and legislative experience to shape a steady professional path. Colleagues describe her work as methodical and straightforward.
She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Mississippi, earning a Bachelor of Arts. She went on to receive her Juris Doctor from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University. Those academic years provided the legal foundation she relies on today.
Early in her career she worked as an associate at McCandlish & Lillard P.C. There she handled matters typical of a law firm associate, sharpening research, drafting, and client-communication skills. That period gave her practical exposure to the mechanics of legal practice in a firm setting.
Campbell later moved into public service as Counsel and Director of Projects in the Office of U.S. Senator and Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott. In that role she combined legal advice with project oversight, operating at the intersection of law, policy, and administration. The position required an ability to manage diverse tasks and to coordinate among offices and stakeholders.
She is admitted to practice in both Virginia and Maryland. That dual admission reflects the regional scope of her professional activity. It also allows her to handle matters on both sides of the Potomac when clients’ needs cross state lines.
Her work history shows a pattern of alternating between institutional settings and client-oriented practice. She brings the procedural discipline of government work into private matters, and the case-handling experience of firm practice into project-driven roles. This blend informs how she evaluates legal questions and advises clients.
As of 2026 she continues to practice law and to apply the experience she gained in both the private bar and a Senate office. She currently focuses her practice on legal matters across Virginia and Maryland.
