Thomas J. "Tom" Curcio

Tell us a little bit about your practice and what makes it unique.

• Three values – Commitment, Compassion, and Character – are the foundation upon which Curcio Law is built, and guide the firm when representing our clients.
  
  At Curcio Law, we are committed to advocating for and representing people who have been injured through no fault of their own, with compassion, and the highest ethical standards. Our goal is to obtain the compensation to which each client is entitled to so they may move forward with their lives with dignity. We pledge to treat each client with respect and to work on their behalf to the best of our ability.
  
  Curcio Law is a practice built one client at a time. All team members recognize the trust, confidence, and responsibility clients place in us and work diligently pursuing the client’s best interests. We pride ourselves in how closely we work with our clients and our responsiveness to questions and concerns. As a client, you will be kept informed as to the progress of your case, and each stage of the process will be thoroughly explained to you.

What common questions are you asked by clients, and what are your answers?

• Some of the most common questions and answers can be found on our website - https://www.curciolaw.com/firm-overview/faq/

Were there any particular inspirations (people or events) that spurred your interest in your practice area(s)?

• I began his career working at the Old Town Law Firm of Weight, Finch, & Chamowitz as a part-time law clerk in 1981 while attending the George Washington University National Law Center in Washington, D.C. full time. After graduating in 1983 I became an associate at Cohen, Annad, Dunn, & Sinclair a leading firm in Alexandria. I handled a variety of cases ranging from criminal, domestic relations, commercial, product liability, and personal injury.
  
  As my commitment and compassion grew toward clients who had experienced serious injuries, I decided to focus on personal injury law. I was promoted to partner of what evolved into Dunn, Curcio, Keating & Rohrstaff. After 20 years, I decided it was time to branch out on my own and created Curcio Law in 2004, a firm that focuses on personal injury cases and wrongful death.