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As of October 23, 2026, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association has no open roles listed.

About Virginia Trial Lawyers Association

The Virginia Trial Lawyers Association is a voluntary bar association established in Williamsburg in 1959, dedicated to enhancing the knowledge, skills and professionalism of trial lawyers and committed to improving the law and the fairness of Virginia’s system of justice. VTLA has approximately 2,100 members across the Commonwealth, representing clients in a large number of practice areas. VTLA paralegal/legal assistant members support our attorney members. The vast majority of our members own or work in small to midsized firms and spend a substantial portion of their time in the courtroom.

Founded
1959
Employees
11 to 50
Headquarters
United States

Leadership

The top of Virginia Trial Lawyers Association's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

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Craig Davis

President

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Virginia Trial Lawyers Association jobs: common questions

Is Virginia Trial Lawyers Association hiring right now?
Virginia Trial Lawyers Association has no open roles listed as of October 23, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on Virginia Trial Lawyers Association's careers site.
Where is Virginia Trial Lawyers Association headquartered?
Virginia Trial Lawyers Association is headquartered in United States and was founded in 1959.
Who leads Virginia Trial Lawyers Association?
Craig Davis, President, is at the top of Virginia Trial Lawyers Association's org chart.
How do I apply for a job at Virginia Trial Lawyers Association?
Pick a role on Virginia Trial Lawyers Association's TheJobsMap page and select Apply. Every listing links to the original posting on Virginia Trial Lawyers Association's own careers site, so you apply directly with the employer.