Other Services

Aviation Law

Tom Dunlap serves as a panel attorney for AOPA (the only one located in the immediate Dulles Airport area). He is a licensed instrument pilot and flies a Cirrus SR-22 from KJYO, where he serves as an Airport Commissioner. The firm’s aviation litigation practice includes air crash, aviation tort and aviation products liability defense and aviation-related commercial trial work. Additionally, Dunlap, Grubb & Weaver represents pilots and aviation businesses in disputes, enforcement and civil penalty litigation with the Federal Aviation Administration before the NTSB, particularly with respect to violations of the National Capitol Area TFR, Camp David TFR and the Washington DC SFRA (Special Flight Rules Area, formerly ADIZ).

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Bankruptcy

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Career College Represention

Dunlap, Grubb & Weaver has developed a very unique and focused practice assisting private secondary schools, post-secondary, career and vocational schools in many states across the Nation obtain licensure to operate. Most states have a special sub-agency with their Department of Education dedicated to private, career and vocational schools and colleges, that is tasked with licensing and regulating private schools and vocational institutions. These agencies thoroughly investigate, regulate and license qualified private elementary schools, as well as vocational, professional and career schools such as acting/modeling schools, aviation schools, bartending schools, and other technical programs that are designed to provide students with skills to gain employment in a particular field.

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Estate Planning

At Dunlap, Grubb & Weaver, PLLC, we work with a number of regional and national clients to draft business succession plans that help avoid estate and gift taxes. To do this, our attorneys draw on an in-depth understanding of how estate planning law affects your business. This understanding is derived from diverse experience including advanced degrees in business administration and experience working on Wall Street.

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