Attorney profile
Gammon & Grange, P.C.
The short version
Gammon & Grange, P.C. is a Tysons, Virginia law firm providing business, nonprofit, tax, intellectual property, estate, civil litigation, and personal injury representation, with particular depth serving churches, ministries, and faith-based organizations.
Strengths
- Broad practice coverage, including nonprofit and tax-exempt law, church and ministry representation, intellectual property, tax, estate planning, business law, civil litigation, personal injury, and employment matters.
- Deep intellectual property and trademark capabilities, with services spanning registration, licensing, enforcement, dispute resolution, TTAB proceedings, foreign protection, and portfolio management.
- Frequent reviewer praise for responsiveness, clear explanations, patience, and practical guidance, especially in nonprofit formation, business setup, tax, IRS, and estate matters.
- Named attorneys such as Jennifer Nguyen, Derek Gaubatz, Bob Flores, and Steve King are repeatedly commended for knowledge, care, and commitment.
- Strong reputation among nonprofits, churches, ministries, religious schools, and faith-based organizations for governance, compliance, employment, and religious liberty counsel.
Considerations
- One account describes inconsistent email communication and unclear guidance about Medicare in a personal injury matter.
- Another describes a demeaning phone consultation about workers' compensation, contrasting with clients who praise patient nonprofit and business guidance.
About Gammon & Grange, P.C.
Gammon & Grange, P.C. is a Tysons, Virginia law firm whose practice spans business law, nonprofit and tax-exempt matters, intellectual property, tax, estate planning, civil litigation, personal injury, employment, communications, government affairs, and religious liberties. The firm maintains a Tysons office at 1945 Old Gallows Rd #650 and also lists a Leesburg office. Its website identifies attorneys including Robert B. Adams, A. Wray Fitch, Robert Flores, Derek Gaubatz, George R. Grange, Stephen H. King, Nancy Oliver LeSourd, Kenneth E. Liu, Jennifer Kim Nguyen, W. Franklin Pugh, J. Matthew Szymanski, Bonnie Loh Van Der Weide, and Scott J. Ward.
The firm’s intellectual property practice covers trademarks, service marks, trade dress, domain names, copyright, trade secrets, rights of publicity, unfair competition, internet and technology issues, AI copyright, and e-commerce. Trademark work includes searching and clearance, renewals and incontestability filings, licensing, watching and enforcement, branding counseling, dispute resolution, Trademark Trial and Appeal Board proceedings, infringement litigation, foreign trademark protection, portfolio management, style manuals, and anti-cybersquatting enforcement. Copyright services include registration, infringement dispute resolution and litigation, licensing agreements, permission clearances, employee IP ownership policies, publishing contracts, statutory webcasting licenses, and royalty funds for television programs.
Gammon & Grange serves businesses, nonprofits, NGOs, churches, ministries, religious schools, faith-based for-profits, and individuals. Its nonprofit and tax practice addresses formation, 501(c)(3) matters, governance, bylaws, compliance, employment contracts, IRS issues, and tax-exempt status. Reviews frequently describe long-term relationships with faith-based and charitable organizations, praising attorneys for responsiveness, patience, clear explanations, and practical guidance through complex legal processes. Named attorneys such as Jennifer Nguyen, Derek Gaubatz, Bob Flores, and Steve King receive repeated commendation for knowledge, care, and commitment.
The firm reports a 4.8 rating across 87 reviews. Reviewers often highlight help with business formation, nonprofit setup, tax advice, IRS representation, estate and trust planning, employment contracts, board governance, and intellectual property. At the same time, a small number of reviews describe communication friction, including difficulty with email consistency and clarity on Medicare matters in a personal injury matter, and one negative phone consultation in a workers’ compensation inquiry. Overall, the firm presents as a boutique practice with broad capabilities and a strong concentration in nonprofit, faith-based, tax, and intellectual property work.
Recurring feedback
What clients consistently mention
- Reviewers frequently commend the firm's responsiveness, patience, and clear explanations during complex nonprofit, business formation, tax, IRS, and estate matters.
- Clients often highlight specific attorneys by name, particularly Jennifer Nguyen and Derek Gaubatz, for knowledge, care, and practical guidance.
- Nonprofit, church, ministry, and faith-based organization clients repeatedly describe long-term relationships for governance, compliance, employment, religious liberty, and intellectual property needs.
- A minority of feedback notes communication friction or uneven consultation experiences, including difficulty with email consistency, Medicare guidance, and one reported negative phone interaction.
- Intellectual property, trademark, and copyright capabilities are noted as a significant part of the firm's offering, alongside its nonprofit and tax-exempt work.
All reviews
4.8 out of five stars based on 87 reviews.
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