Dennis, Stewart & Krischer, PLLC
About
DSK Law is a boutique law firm focused on criminal defense with offices in Arlington and Fairfax, Virginia. We handle all Virginia state crimes and traffic cases and we defend those under federal investigation or charged with federal crimes. DSK|Law also practices in the District of Columbia.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I am able to meet with clients in person or by phone. We discuss the charge, possible issues with the evidence and the client's goals for the representation. We meet again after I've had a chance to investigate the case. If possible we negotiate with the prosecutor to reach an agreement that meets the clients goals, however we always negotiate after having prepared for trial - so prosecutors know we are ready if no agreement can be reached.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Mr. Adam Krischer served as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney for Arlington County where he was prosecuted a range of criminal activity from traffic offenses and DUI’s to rape and other aggravated felonies. After leaving prosecution, Mr. Krischer worked for the Stuttgart Law Center at the United States Army Garrison Stuttgart in Stuttgart, Germany while his wife, an active duty Air Force officer was assigned to United States Africa Command. Upon returning to the United States, Mr. Krischer entered private practice. He is now serving individuals and families in need throughout DC and the state and federal courts of Virginia.
Mr. Krischer is proud to serve the local legal community in a variety of positions. He is a Past President of the Arlington County Bar Association, on the Board of Directors for the Arlington County Bar Foundation, Chair of the Fourth District Disciplinary Committee of the Virginia State Bar and sits on the Policy Board for the Arlington and Falls Church Alcohol Safety Action Committee.
Mr. Krischer is a recipient of the United States Army Outstanding Civilian Service Medal and the US Army Achievement Medal for Civilian Service. He is the author of “Justice is Blind, It Is Not Stupid: Applying Common Sense to Crawford v. Washington.”