About Federico B.
Federico B. Serrano served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a sergeant before turning to formal studies in political science and law. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from George Washington University’s Virginia campus in 1998. He completed his legal education at Regent University School of Law, receiving his J.D. in 2000. Those years combined military service and a steady academic trajectory that informed his early approach to legal work.
After law school, Serrano entered private practice and took a position as an associate at Just Law International, P.C. in 2003. That role put him in a small firm environment where he handled client matters and learned the day-to-day demands of running cases. Three years later he opened his own firm, starting the Law Office of Federico Serrano, P.C. in 2006. Since then he has maintained his practice in Virginia and overseen the firm’s development.
Serrano’s professional memberships include the American Bar Association, which he joined in 2001, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association, which lists him as a member since 2004. Those affiliations signal the professional networks he has used throughout his career. They also reflect the types of continuing legal education and peer contacts that often shape a lawyer’s work. His resume shows a mix of military service, firm experience and independent practice that many clients find pragmatic.
On the bench of everyday practice, Serrano brings the kind of practical experience that comes from years of client-facing work. He has handled matters that require attention to detail and procedural care. His background in political science and law, combined with early experience at an international-oriented practice and later running his own office, gives him familiarity with both transactional and adjudicative aspects of legal work.
Federico B. Serrano maintains an active practice in Virginia. He is a member of professional associations that include immigration law circles and general bar organizations. His current practice concentrates in immigration law and related federal matters, and he runs his firm from his Virginia office where he continues to accept and manage client matters.
