Litigation & Trial AttorneyWashington, D.C.
Michael Tarone of Tarone in Washington, D.C., is a nice guy and a formidable lawyer. From day one, he will treat you as his only client, and he will work hard for what you want, and your case will be on his mind 24/7. If you hire him, you can trust that you have hired a great lawyer, a great advocate, and an attorney you can be proud to represent you in court.
Attorney Tarone’s win record is impressive, and his opponents say he is one of the most tenacious lawyers they have ever met. He is a lawyer whose opponents do not take lightly. Some lawyers advertise that they are aggressive and fighters. Those words do not translate into a great lawyer. He wins and gets results for his clients because he works with his heart.
He will work with intensity, unconditionally devoted to your case, and he will work relentlessly for you to win.
Attorney Tarone’s results can be attributed to knowing and studying the law, mastering the facts at the heart of the case, and getting what his client wants. Winning takes hard work and an extreme work ethic, and he has that. At Tarone, you pay only if you win. And he does that because he has a track record of winning.
Michael Tarone
Throughout his entire career, Michael Tarone has represented hardworking people and business owners whose rights have been compromised by injustice. His experience is enormous, and he has helped families on the brink of foreclosure, as well as small contractors stuck in bad business deals. Attorney Tarone has defended against the EPA and has enforced the DC Wage Payment and Collection Law; Title VII of the Civil Rights Act; the DC Human Rights Act; Section 1983; the Age Discrimination Act; and the False Claims Act.
He has represented the largest corporations and the wealthiest individuals in the world. He has represented families who struggle to get by. Michael Tarone has devoted an enormous amount of time to pro bono work, not charging for Catholic nonprofit organizations, indigent persons a federal court asked him to help, and the Maryland pro bono organization. He routinely represented persons who had no money to pay a lawyer. He treats his clients with respect and is committed to mastering the law and the facts necessary to win.
