Olga Pazilova is a bilingual attorney that focuses primarily on personal injury, criminal defense, and traffic cases. She is known to be a compassionate, determined, and dedicated attorney who truly believes in equal justice and fair treatment for all.

She graduated from Regent University School of Law in 2018. While in law school, she served on a board of Regent Law Review and was part of the Trial Advocacy team where she developed her passion for trial work. She wanted to gain as much court experience as possible before graduating, so she spent her summer breaks interning for public defender offices and for the chief judge of the Portsmouth Circuit Court.

Ms. Pazilova represents clients in a wide variety of cases, including traffic, misdemeanors, and felony offenses. She also represents plaintiffs in all kinds of personal injury matters, such as auto accidents, premise liability, dog bites, negligent supervision, and others. She has experience handling and successfully resolving cases at every stage: from negotiations to trials.

She is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Virginia and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.

Ms. Pazilova is a native of Russia, she moved to the United States in 2007 and she always knew she wanted to use this opportunity to do something meaningful. She found her true calling in being an attorney because helping her clients who are going through the very difficult times of their lives, whether it is being accused of criminal acts or suffering from serious injuries due to an accident, is a very fulfilling experience.

When Ms. Pazilova is not busy fighting for justice for her clients, you can probably find her at the gym. Fitness is the second biggest passion in her life (after the law) and she spends most of her free time working out, running, hiking, skiing, and racing. She recently competed in her first fitness competition with WBFF where she won her pro card, earning her a status of professional athlete.