MercerTrigiani

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MercerTrigiani is a boutique real estate law firm founded in October 2007 by David S. Mercer and Lucia Anna "Pia" Trigiani. The firm exclusively practices community association law, offering comprehensive legal services to common interest communities throughout Virginia and Washington, D.C. Its attorneys provide counsel on governance, litigation, legislation, and developer transitions.

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Abogados

• Christopher S. Vinson
• Gretchen S. Robertson
• Kristin A. Jackson
• Katherine E. Saunders
• Francesca Noone
• Alexander J. Spindler

Servicios que ofrece

Community association law, Association Legislation, Association Governance, Association Litigation, Developer & Association Transitioning

Año de fundación

2007

Oficinas

• 112 South Alfred Street Alexandria, VA 22314

Fuente: mercertrigiani.com · consultado el 7 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8 am–6 pm

Martes

8 am–6 pm

Miércoles

8 am–6 pm

Jueves

8 am–6 pm

Viernes

8 am–6 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

Fotos

• mark adams· vía Google
  6 years ago
• Elizabeth Marie· vía Google
  6 years ago
• Julie Seeley· vía Google
  4 years ago
• Mike McMullin· vía Google
  2 years ago
• David Muñoz· vía Google

  Super fun place!

  7 years ago
• Elize Harrell· vía Google

  Don't go here. You'll just waste money.

  5 years ago
• Denise Allen· vía Google

  This company is TERRIBLE to deal with! They are so behind in times that they do not accept credit cards and their policy to collect past due HOA fees is that is has to be only a check and cannot be paid online. First, does anyone even use checks any longer? Secondly, why lock someone out of their online account preventing them from making payments- isn't that a backwards way of working towards the goal of getting someone to pay? The employees here have their head stuck in the sand and refuse to acknowledge how idiotic it is to prevent payments and only accept an out dated form of payment. I cannot believe my HOA management company pays these people. And before anyone says you shouldn't get behind, I got behind because my daughter was born premature and was in the NICU for 3 months... Needless to say the HOA payment was the last thing on my mind at that time. And no, they did not care why I didn't pay during that time. Simply locked my online account and even though I offered to pay by credit card as I am not working while my daughter was in the NICU they refused to take a credit card payment and demanded a check. DEADBEATS won't even allow me to pay in the form I have available to pay. So at what point does this become a problem with their way of doing business opposed to a problem with the home owner who is trying to pay but can't due to their out dated policies? RIDICULOUS! Please if you are a HOA management company reading this, DO NOT lock owners out of their online account and prevent their payments. You are likely to get better results of payments by allowing payments to be made rather than preventing payments. Who even thought of this BACKWARDS way of collecting??????

  8 years ago
• Frank Capone· vía Google

  It appears their primary focus is on maximizing billable hours, at the expense of achieving the best outcome for our HOA and its homeowners. My worry is that this focus might not align with our community's best interests. I believe we need to ensure our legal counsel is prioritizing a resolution that benefits the HOA, rather than simply escalating costs through continued billable hours. I believe it would be in the best interest of our community to reconsider our engagement with this law firm.

  a year ago