Les Brock is a partner at Merrick Brock, PLLC, where he represents injured individuals, families, and businesses throughout Virginia. His practice includes personal injury claims, commercial disputes, and cases involving car accidents, truck accidents, dangerous property conditions, and wrongful death. Before founding the firm, Les spent more than a decade defending insurers and corporations in state and federal courts. That experience gave him a practical understanding of how defendants approach litigation, which he now uses to prepare claims and anticipate challenges on behalf of his clients. Les believes clients should have direct access to their attorney and a clear understanding of their options. He maintains communication by phone, email, and text, helping clients weigh settlement offers against the benefits and risks of trial. He earned his undergraduate degree in economics, cum laude, from the University of Georgia and his law degree from Washington and Lee University. Following law school, he clerked for Senior Justice A. Christian Compton of the Supreme Court of Virginia. Through his work in wrongful death and other serious injury cases, Les seeks accountability for harm to members of his community.

Mark Mario Esposito, Esq., J.D., T.C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond, VA (1984); B.S., James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va. (1980 Summa Cum Laude; Outstanding Student in Public Administration); "av" rated in Martindale-Hubbell; American Bar Association; Association of Trial Lawyers of America; Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (Elected Board of Governors (1998)); Henrico Bar Association; Richmond Bar Association (Judiciary Committee (2002-05)); United's Who's Who in American Law; member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum (2002 to present); admitted to practice in all courts in Virginia; United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia; Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals; Untied States Supreme Court. Mr. Esposito has consistently and aggressively defended the civil rights of individuals, unions, and small businesses against the negligent or intentional wrongdoing of corporations, governments, and other powerful interests. He has been recognized as a powerful and effective advocate and trial lawyer for his clients. He has successfully handled personal injury cases in states from California to Virginia and won significant awards and settlements. His successful defense of a small businessperson against an unconstitutional local taxing scheme was deemed one of the most significant appellate decisions in the state of Pennsylvania in 1997. Mr. Esposito's client was nominated for the Liberty Bell Award, which goes to the most significant case promoting civil liberties, in the state of Pennsylvania. Another successful case that same year in the Virginia Supreme Court, Walter Atkinson, Admin. v. Scheer, MD, et al, was deemed one of the most important medical negligence decisions for the plaintiff's bar in Virginia. Currently, Mr. Esposito handles significant motor vehicle/tractor-trailer accidents, professional negligence cases, traumatic brain injury cases, defective product and defective pharmaceutical cases, as well as other catastrophic loss cases. Mr. Esposito is married to the former Suzanne Daley. They have two sons, ages 20 and 24. They reside in Henrico County, Virginia, where he is actively involved in youth recreational sports and civic associations and boards. He is a frequent speaker at local area schools advocating greater exposure of the law and courts to young people.