Russet Perry brings a unique combination of trial experience and public service to her legal practice. Currently serving as a Virginia State Senator, she has dedicated her career to legal and legislative advocacy for her clients.
Professional Experience
Ms. Perry spent a decade as a prosecutor in Loudoun County, Virginia, where she specialized in domestic violence and sex crimes cases as well as myriad of other violent crime. During her tenure, she developed deep expertise in complex criminal matters and became a trusted advocate for survivors of abuse. Her extensive bench and jury trial experience provides her with invaluable insight into the criminal justice system and courtroom strategy.
Ms. Perry also served as an officer with the Central Intelligence Agency for several years, where she honed her analytical skills and gained experience in high-stakes, confidential matters requiring discretion and strategic thinking.
As a Virginia State Senator, Ms. Perry continues her commitment to public service, working to fix flaws in the system, and victim advocacy through legislative work. Her dual role allows her to address systemic issues while providing direct legal representation to those in need.
Ms. Perry’s diverse background in intelligence, prosecution, and legislation provides her clients with a comprehensive understanding of both legal strategy and the broader systems in which their cases operate.
Areas of Practice
Ms. Perry’s practice encompasses several key areas:
- Criminal Defense: Drawing on her prosecutorial experience to provide robust defense representation in matters ranging from traffic tickets to homicide.
- Family Law: Guiding clients through divorce, custody, and other family matters with sensitivity and skill, including in protective order cases.
- Civil Litigation for Abuse Survivors: Representing victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse in civil proceedings.
- General Civil Litigation: Handling a broad range of civil disputes and legal matters.
- Trusts and Estates: Assisting clients with estate planning, probate, and related matters.