About Soroush
Soroush Dastan built his legal foundation at George Mason University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree, and then at the University of Baltimore School of Law, where he completed his J.D. He moved from classroom to courthouse intent on practicing in Virginia. His education placed him among peers who were preparing for litigation and client work in a competitive regional market.
After law school, Dastan entered legal practice in Virginia. He is admitted to practice in the Commonwealth. Early in his career he joined Ashburn Law Office, PLC. That affiliation has been a steady base for his courtroom work and client representation. He has maintained ties to the local legal community while building practical experience at the firm.
Membership in professional organizations has been part of his professional life. He holds an active membership in the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. The group’s focus on courtroom advocacy and trial skills aligns with the roles Dastan has taken on at his firm. Participation in the association has given him regular contact with peers who handle contested cases across the state.
Colleagues say Dastan approaches cases in a straightforward manner. He prepares for hearings, develops case strategies, and engages in discovery work. He has experience guiding clients through the procedural steps that precede trial. His work at Ashburn Law Office, PLC includes motions practice and courtroom appearances that demand attention to procedural detail and persuasive presentation.
Outside the courtroom he has continued to refine his legal judgment. The combination of an undergraduate degree from George Mason and a law degree from the University of Baltimore forms the academic base he relies on when evaluating cases and counseling clients. Those studies inform how he reads precedent and structures arguments for judges and juries.
In his day-to-day practice Dastan balances case preparation and client communication. He accepts cases brought in through Ashburn Law Office, PLC and manages the tasks that move matters toward resolution, whether by negotiation or trial. He remains active in Virginia’s legal circles and draws on that network when complex procedural or evidentiary issues arise.
As of 2026 he continues to practice at Ashburn Law Office, PLC in Virginia, and his current practice focuses on trial work and litigation matters in the Commonwealth.
