Arocho Law Office (ALO) is committed to serving the legal needs of a wide variety of businesses, trade associations, community groups and nonprofit organizations.   

Making a difference:

Antonio "Tony" Arocho founded ALO on the premise that he wanted to make a difference with his law practice.  Like ALO and Antonio "Tony" Arocho, our clients are committed to making a difference in their community and the world. 

Experience & Energy:

At ALO, Antonio "Tony" Arocho will put to work for you his expertise and energy that includes many years of experience as a lawyer, working with nonprofits and trade associations, public servant, federal and territorial court litigator, fundraiser, policy maker, and executive.

Innovative & Individualized Solutions:

Antonio "Tony" Arocho seeks to understand not just a clients’ immediate legal needs, but also the vision, philosophy and mission driving their organization or business. He listens carefully to clients, asks the right questions and carefully analyzes the issues.  Then, he draws upon his talent, experience and knowledge to respond effectively. In doing so, he is able to offer innovative and individualized solutions to each client’s needs.

Contact:

Contact this office to discuss your legal needs and how ALO can assist you. Consultation by appointment only - Evening and Weekend Appointments are available upon request!Please call today at 202.204.2218 to schedule an appointment. 

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