Tammy Stafford Ruble

Tammy focuses on the early stages of the litigation process – doing what it takes to draft and serve effective legal complaints. She has developed a disciplined systematic approach to tracking cases to ensure that pleadings are prepared properly, that trials are scheduled promptly, and that lawsuits are filed within the time limits prescribed by Virginia law.

Tammy's role with the law firm requires her to work closely with all of the firm's litigators. She serves as a resource on issues in her special fields of expertise which include the crafting of Complaints and documents relating to infant settlements, wrongful death settlements, due diligence, and discovery.

Tammy began her legal career with Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen before she finished law school. She worked part-time in the Summer and school year as an intern, and joined the firm as a full-time attorney in 1984.

Education

• B.A. University of Virginia (1981)
• J.D. T.C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond (1984)
• Licensed to practice law in the State of Virginia

Experience

• Attorney, Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen (1984-Present)

Honors

• Ethics and Professionalism Committee, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association

• Law Review, University of Richmond (1982-1984)

Professional Affiliations

• Virginia State Bar
• Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
• Virginia Bar Association
• Richmond Bar Association
• Richmond Women's Bar Association
• American Bar Association
• American Association for Justice
• Virginia Women Attorneys Association

Community Service

• Steering Committee, Honoring Excellence in Girl Leadership, Girl Scout Commonwealth Council of VA, 2010
• Volunteer, Girl Scouts of America

Personal

A native of River Vale, New Jersey, Tammy and her husband, Conrad, reside in Midlothian with their two children, Connor and Peyton. Conrad operates his own computer networking business, Ruble-Mulvaney Associates, and is a professional digital photographer. Tammy was involved in Girl Scouts for 12 years with her daughter. She also enjoys sewing and knitting in her spare time. Connor is a volunteer fireman for Chesterfield County. Peyton capped off her Girl Scout experience by earning the Gold Award and is currently a student at the University of Virginia.
 
Like her ancestor Patrick Henry, Tammy is a strong supporter of the American civil justice system which protects the civil liberties of each citizen.