Meet Junior
Junior Ndlovu has a passion for helping clients when they are most in need. After taking on a pro bono case to help a disadvantaged family, he decided to become a plaintiff’s trial attorney in personal injury. He establishes trust with his clients, building stronger relationships.
During law school, Junior worked as a student attorney in the Community Legal Practice Center and the Tax Clinic, helping disadvantaged families that needed legal representation but could not afford lawyers. That experience gave Junior a foretaste to what it means to help people when they are most in need of legal representation. Primarily working out of the Fredericksburg office, Junior represents clients across the Commonwealth of Virginia and the State of Maryland.
In his free time, Junior loves to play chess, take long walks, and listen to audiobooks. He grew up in Zimbabwe and came to the U.S. to attend college and law school. In law school, Junior met his wife, Natey. Her experience coming to the U.S. as a refugee from the Congo has inspired Junior to help build stronger support systems within immigrant communities. Junior and Natey enjoy traveling and entertaining friends.
Experience
- Attorney, Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen (2020 – Present)
- Summer Associate, Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen (2019)
- Summer Associate, Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black (formerly Vandeventer Black LLP) (2018 & 2019)
- Intern, Monroe County’s District Attorney’s Office (2016)
Bar Admissions
- State of Maryland
- Commonwealth of Virginia
- United States Eastern District of Virginia
- United States Western District of Virginia
Education
- Juris Doctor, Washington and Lee School of Law (2020)
- Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Political Science and Economics, University of Rochester (2017)
Honors
- National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 – Civil Plaintiff (2022)
- 1st Place: Mid-Atlantic Thurgood Marshall Moot Court Competition (2020)
- Distinction in Oral Advocacy Award: A.H. McLeod-Ross Malone (2020)
- 1st Place: Robert J. Grey Negotiations Competition (2019)
- Best Brief Finalist and Best Oralist: John W. Davis Moot Court Competition (2018)
- Dean’s List at University of Rochester (2013-2017)
Professional Affiliations
- Virginia State Bar
- Young Lawyers Conference, Representative for District 6 (2023-present)
- Maryland State Bar Association
- Maryland Association for Justice
- American Association for Justice
- New Lawyers Division Fundraising Committee (2022-2023)
- Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
- Fredericksburg Area Bar Association
- Old Dominion Bar Association
- Northern Virginia Black Attorneys Association
- Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society
- Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International
- National Black Law Students Association, Alumni Member
Community Service
- Member of the Washington & Lee School of Law Young Alumni Council (2021-present)
- Coach for various moot court and mock trial teams
- Coach for various high school debate teams
- Judge for various college and high school debate tournaments
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