About the firm.
A highly experienced attorney who handles your matter personally, from the first conversation to the signing table.
Vickery Law is a Washington DC-area and Washington State practice serving founders, families, professionals, and business owners who have built something worth protecting. We bring more than twenty years of legal and strategic experience to every engagement, with a focus on estate planning, asset protection, and founder-focused planning.
Counsel you work with directly.
Chad R. Vickery
Chad Vickery founded Vickery Law to offer DC-area and Washington State families and founders something increasingly rare: a highly experienced attorney who handles your matter personally, from the first conversation to the signing table.
His practice centers on estate planning and asset protection, helping professionals, parents, and business owners build plans that hold up when they are needed most. He brings to that work more than twenty years of legal and strategic experience, including senior leadership roles at the International Foundation for Electoral Systems and fieldwork advising democratic institutions across nearly forty countries. That background informs how he thinks about protection, planning, and what is truly at stake for the people he serves.
Outside of estate planning, Chad advises a select number of clients and institutions on election law and democratic governance, primarily through long-standing relationships and his ongoing role as Board Chair and General Counsel of The Concord Project, a nonpartisan democracy innovation organization. Every client works directly with Chad.
A second attorney, soon.
As the firm's estate planning and founder practice grows, Vickery Law expects to welcome a second attorney in the near future. We'll introduce them here when the time comes, with the same standard of personal, senior-level counsel our clients already know.
“The law, at its best, is a tool for clarity, protection, and lasting impact. Every plan we build is designed to hold up when it matters most.
Start with a free, no-pressure Check-Up
See where your plan stands today, and where the gaps may be, in about twenty minutes.