Hoctor Kaplin, LLC

Hoctor Kaplin, LLC

With offices in Richmond, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., Hoctor Kaplan, LLC, is dedicated to providing the highest caliber of legal representation to its clients.

The firm's principals have distinguished themselves by their experience and professionalism, representing clients as diverse as Fortune 100 companies, middle-market businesses, start-ups and individuals. Past and present clients of the firm represent a broad range of industries including investments, real estate, manufacturing, professional practices, construction, entertainment, sports and technology.

As a boutique, Hoctor Kaplan was designed to be flexible in its approach to the representation of each client. We have the ability to take more time than most law firms to learn the aspects and issues unique to each client and to provide innovative approaches to representing our clients, which are designed to anticipate legal issues before they become legal problems.

Richmond Office
10800 Midlothian Turnpike
Suite 204
Richmond, Virginia 23235
Phone 804.527.3511
Fax 804.794.1600

Washington, D.C. Office
1201 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Suite 300
Washington, D.C. 20004
Phone 202.624.3196
Fax 202.521.4029
 

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