About Jad
Jad Sarsour built his legal foundation through several institutions. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from George Mason University and pursued studies at Georgetown University in 2000. He later completed his Juris Doctor at Michigan State University.
After law school, Sarsour established his practice in Virginia. He is licensed to practice in that jurisdiction and has built a career centered on courtroom work. His background combines an academic understanding of international affairs with practical litigation training from law school.
Sarsour is an active participant in the local legal community. He holds membership in the Fairfax Bar Association and is listed among The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers. Another current association is noted in his professional listings. Those memberships reflect an emphasis on trial work and engagement with peers in the Northern Virginia bar.
Colleagues describe Sarsour as methodical in preparing for trial and deliberate in courtroom presentation. He has developed techniques for case preparation, witness examination and jury communication. He balances attention to factual detail with an eye for pacing during hearings. His courtroom style is straightforward. He aims to make complex matters accessible to judges and jurors.
Sarsour has maintained offices under his name in the region. He manages casework from those locations and continues to accept matters that involve contested hearings and jury trials. He often handles litigation that requires direct advocacy in Virginia courts. His current practice focuses on trial and civil litigation in Virginia.
