Geller Law Group Spotlighted in Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s Empowering Women 2025 Feature

For the second year in a row, since the feature’s inaugural launch in 2024, The Geller Law Group has been honored in Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s Empowering Women 2025 edition.

GLG is one of only 18 legal entities across the Commonwealth of Virginia selected for the feature, which highlights firms demonstrating a strong commitment to hiring and promoting women attorneys.

As a women-owned law firm operating in a historically male-dominated profession, GLG is deeply committed to advancing equity within our firm and across the broader legal and civic landscape.

The Geller Law Group in Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s Empowering Women 2025 Feature:

Having assisted more than 18,000 individuals and families, the Geller Law Group has established itself as a leader in delivering top-tier legal services while prioritizing work-life balance and community service. With a team of 30 attorneys and professional support staff, the firm’s practice areas encompass family law, business law, mediation, probate, civil litigation, and wills, trusts & estates.

GLG serves clients throughout Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. The firm welcomes 25-30 new clients weekly and has maintained consistent 10-20% revenue growth year over year. It operates on an innovative, primarily remote model with physical offices in Fairfax and Washington, D.C.. The virtual-first approach, combined with flexible scheduling that allows team members to shift between 50-100% full-time as needed, enables attorneys to build their schedules around family responsibilities while maintaining professional excellence.

The firm’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is evidenced by its composition of 94% women, including 25% women of color in leadership positions and team members who identify as LGBTQIA+. GLG maintains a dedicated LGBTQ+ Outreach Coordinator and has embedded DEI principles into all operations under the guidance of Chief Human Resources & Operations Officer Rahni Jenkins.

Community service remains central to GLG’s mission, with the firm organizing multiple firm-wide volunteer projects annually and closing the office so the entire team can participate together. That commitment earned GLG recognition as “Pro Bono Firm of the Year” by the Northern Virginia Pro Bono Law Center in 2023, and Managing Partner Maria Simon was named to the 2025 Virginia Access to Justice Commission’s Pro Bono Investment Honor Roll.

GLG measures success through client satisfaction, maintaining five-star reviews across Google, Yelp, and Facebook, while demonstrating that professional excellence and family priorities can coexist in a thriving legal practice.