Attorney A.J. Kalfus is a founding partner at Kalfus & Nachman. Along with Stuart Nachman, he launched the practice in 1979 and has been able to watch it grow into one of the most well-known personal injury firms in the area. He prides himself on keeping clients informed of the progress in their case at every step, as well as doing everything in his power to make sure everyone is treated fairly.

Mr. Kalfus grew up in Massachusetts and went on to earn a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from Norfolk College of William and Mary. He went on to accept a position to teach accounting at the University of Tennessee. It was here he became more interested in the field of law and enrolled in the college’s law school. He passed the Virginia bar after his second year and has been practicing ever since.

Attorney Stuart L. Nachman, a native of Virginia, is a founder of Kalfus & Nachman. Together with A.J. Kalfus, he launched the practice in 1979 and has helped build it into one of the most successful personal injury firms in the area. Mr. Nachman believes in treating clients with the utmost empathy while making sure to discuss all possible outcomes. He understands how devastating it can be when a client loses a limb or a loved one through no fault of their own and advocates vigorously for them, preparing diligently for litigation and utilizing experts, research, and investigators. He is an accomplished trial lawyer, taking a special interest in litigation and mass torts.

Mr. Nachman completed his undergraduate studies in economics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill before earning his Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1971. He is active in many professional associations, as well as litigation groups relating to brain injury, medical devices, and pharmaceutical drugs. He is an active board member of Helping Orphans in Latin America (HOLA), an organization dedicated to empowering orphaned and abandoned children in Latin America by providing essential needs; financial aid; and educational, vocational, and social support, and building relationships within the community. Mr. Nachman also enjoys biking, reading, and traveling with his family.