About Jonathan E.
Jonathan E. Halperin graduated from George Washington University in 1987 and earned his J.D. from The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law in 1989. He entered the career following law school at a time when court work and appellate practice have been increasing in the region. His education set a practical tone that has carried thru an extended professional legal career.
Early in his profession he labored as an affiliate at Koonz, McKenney, Johnnson & Regan in 1991. That experience introduced him to litigation preparation and court procedure. He later have become a founding member at Regan, Halperin & Long in 1998, helping to form the firm's litigation approach. Records point out an association with the Halperin Law Center beginning in 2008, and that affiliation has shaped the most recent chapter of his practice.
Halperin is licensed throughout several jurisdictions. He holds licenses that permit him to appear within the District of Columbia and Maryland courts, and in Virginia. He is also admitted to the D.C. Circuit and the Fourth Circuit. Those credentials have supported work that moves among trial courts and appellate courts. He has handled matters that require attention at each ranges.
Professional memberships underscore the realistic bent of his practice. He is a member of the Virginia State Bar, the Maryland State Bar and the District of Columbia Bar. He also belongs to the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice. Those associations mirror participation in the legal proceedings network and ongoing touch with friends who try cases in state and federal boards.
Throughout his career Halperin has balanced trial work and appeals practice. He has controlled cases thru truth improvement, motion practice and court presentation, and has taken appeals when instances required evaluate. Colleagues describe him as steady in the courtroom and exacting in preparation. He maintains a lively docket across the Mid-Atlantic courts.
He currently practices at the Halperin Law Center, where his work concentrates on civil legal proceedings, which includes trial and appellate matters in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
