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Virginia’s Go To Lawyers for Employment Law 2022: Jason F. Zellman
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//June 28, 2022
Virginia’s Go To Lawyers for Employment Law 2022: Jason F. Zellman
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//June 28, 2022
Jason F. Zellman
Member/President, Surovell, Isaacs & Levy
Fairfax
Over the course of Jason F. Zellman’s 15-year career, he has established himself as an effective advocate for employees who have faced discrimination on the job.
After graduating from the College of William & Mary and The William & Mary Law School, Zellman clerked for Hon. Gaylord L. Finch Jr. of the Fairfax County Circuit Court.
Zellman has successfully handled numerous discrimination matters, including a $125,000 settlement in an age discrimination case, a six-figure settlement in a sexual harassment case, and a six-figure judgment for a client in a malicious prosecution/abuse of process matter.
In addition to his law practice, Zellman serves as vice chairman of the Fairfax County Architectural Review Board.
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