Law Office of K. S. Swinton, PLLC

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Law Office of K. S. Swinton, PLLC Criminal defense & injury attorney fighting for justice with compassion across Northern Virginia.

A positive outcome matters, but so does having an attorney who keeps you informed and makes sure you understand what's h...
10/16/2026

A positive outcome matters, but so does having an attorney who keeps you informed and makes sure you understand what's happening with your case. ⚖🏛

I'm grateful for this client's thoughtful review and the trust placed in me to handle multiple traffic matters in Arlington County.

Facing a traffic charge can be stressful, especially when you're unsure what to expect. It is my goal to provide straightforward advice, clear communication, and dedicated representation from beginning to end.

If you're facing a traffic or criminal charge in Northern Virginia, contact my office to discuss your case.

📞 571-322-6289
🌐 www.kswintonlaw.com

10/01/2026

Should you accept the insurance company's first settlement offer?

Sometimes an initial offer may be reasonable. Other times, it may not be.

But, before accepting a settlement, there is something particularly important to understand: what rights you may be giving up when you sign a settlement release.

Watch this video to learn why understanding the full extent of your damages matters before resolving a personal injury claim.

For more information about Virginia personal injury claims, car accidents, traffic law, and criminal defense, subscribe to the Law Office of K. S. Swinton, PLLC YouTube channel.

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📞 571-322-6289

09/09/2026

You sent the demand letter to the insurance company. Now what?

After reviewing your personal injury claim, the insurance company will typically respond in one of three ways. What are they, and what does each response mean for your claim?

Watch this video for the three possibilities.

For more information about Virginia personal injury claims, car accidents, traffic law, and criminal defense, subscribe to the Law Office of K. S. Swinton, PLLC YouTube channel below.

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A traffic charge can be stressful, but understanding the process and having clear, honest guidance can make a difference...
09/02/2026

A traffic charge can be stressful, but understanding the process and having clear, honest guidance can make a difference.

I’m grateful for clients who take the time to share their experiences and for the trust they place in me during a difficult time.

Responsive communication. Honest guidance. Thorough preparation.

📍 Serving clients in Northern Virginia

Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the Forty-Fourth Annual Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Conference in Harriso...
08/11/2026

Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the Forty-Fourth Annual Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Conference in Harrisonburg, Virginia, with my esteemed colleagues, founders of G. Best Husband Law, PLLC and Pervaiz & Harley PLLC .

It was a great opportunity to step away from the day-to-day practice of law and spend time learning, reflecting, and engaging in thoughtful conversations about legal ethics and professional responsibility.

Being a good attorney isn't just about knowing the law. It’s also about continuing to learn, holding yourself to high professional standards, and remembering the responsibility we have to our clients and our profession.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to learn alongside such wonderful colleagues and to continue growing in my practice.

08/05/2026

Most of the work that makes a difference in a case happens long before anyone walks into a courtroom.

Reviewing evidence. Researching Virginia law. Preparing strategy. Communicating with clients.

Every case deserves careful preparation—not assumptions.

If you're facing a traffic charge, criminal accusation, or you've been injured in a Virginia car accident, understanding your options early can make a difference.

Learn more at kswintonlaw.com.

07/31/2026

Not every continuance is bad news.

Sometimes both sides need additional time to negotiate. That extra time can allow your attorney to gather more information, discuss possible resolutions with the prosecutor, or work toward an outcome that may be better than rushing the case to court.

While waiting can be frustrating, a continuance may provide valuable opportunities that wouldn't exist if the case moved forward too quickly.

📍 Serving Northern Virginia
📞 571-322-6289
🌐 kswintonlaw.com

07/29/2026

If your court date gets continued, it doesn't always mean something has gone wrong.

Sometimes a continuance is requested because someone who is essential to the case simply isn't available on the scheduled court date. That could be your attorney, the prosecutor, a key witness, or even the officer involved in the case.

Every case is different, and a continuance can help ensure everyone has the opportunity to properly prepare and present the case.

Have questions about your Virginia traffic or criminal case? Understanding the process can help reduce the uncertainty.

📍 Serving Northern Virginia
📞 571-322-6289
🌐 kswintonlaw.com

07/23/2026

Does a continuance mean something went wrong with your case?

Not necessarily.

One of the most common reasons a case is continued is because one side needs additional time to prepare. That could mean waiting for important evidence, reviewing discovery, interviewing witnesses, or gathering records that could make a difference in the outcome of the case.

While it can be frustrating to return to court another day, taking the time to fully prepare is often far better than rushing into trial without all of the facts.

Watch this Short to learn why continuances happen and what they could mean for your case.

If you have questions about a criminal or traffic case in Virginia, contact the Law Office of K. S. Swinton, PLLC to discuss your options.

07/21/2026

You have prepared for your court date. You took time off work. You arranged child care. You have spent weeks wondering what will happen.

Then, just as your case is called, the judge says: "Your case is continued."

Now what?

A continuance does not necessarily mean something has gone wrong, but it can leave you with more questions than answers. In this Short, I explain what a continuance means in Virginia courts, why it happens, and what you should expect if it happens in your case.

Watch the video to learn more, and follow for straightforward legal information about Virginia traffic, criminal, and personal injury cases.

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1750 Tysons Boulevard Suite 1500
McLean, VA
22102

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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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