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Donald Marcari

Independent attorney

Personal InjuryMilitary Law
Chesapeake, Virginia41 years(757) 963-2800
Experience
41 years
Consultation
Free consultation
Bar State
Virginia
Contingency
Available
Languages
English
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About

Don first gained national attention when his exploits as a young defense attorney with the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps became the basis for the motion picture “A Few Good Men.” Don has been fighting for seriously injured people throughout North Carolina since 1985, and Virginia since 1988, concentrating on plaintiff personal injury law and civil litigation. In addition, Don handles veteran benefits claims and continues to defend select members of our military service in courts martial and administrative proceedings. Don is a highly recognized attorney who has tried more than 200 jury trials, including cases against Ford, Firestone, American Honda, Home Depot and several national trucking companies. He represented clients whose cases became the foundation for a movie, The Paula Coughlin Story, and a book, The Story of the U.S. Navy’s Tailhook Scandal.

Location

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501 Baylor Ct, Chesapeake, Virginia, 23320, United StatesChesapeake, Virginia, 23320

Admissions

5
North CarolinaSince 1985
VirginiaSince 1988
U.S. Court of Appeals for Armed ForcesSince 1988
U.S. District Court, East District of North CarolinaSince 1988
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Education

3
Appalachian State UniversityM.A. | Public Administration
Campbell Law SchoolJ.D.
Appalachian State UniversityB.S. | Political Science

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Associations

North Carolina State BarMember
Virginia Beach Bar AssociationGeneral District Court Liaison Committee
Virginia State BarMember
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Fees

Free Consultation
Contingent Fees It does not cost you anything to hire us as your attorneys. Our attorneys earn their fees on a contingency basis. Under this arrangement, the attorney’s fee is based on a percentage of what you are awarded in the case. If the case is not successful, the attorney does not recover a fee.