Victoria J. Johnson

Victoria Johnson represents businesses, creditors, and other interested parties in bankruptcy proceedings, business reorganization, and commercial litigation. She draws on a strong foundation in trial advocacy to develop practical strategies for matters involving contract disputes, debt collection, breaches of purchase agreements, fraud, and creditors’ rights.

Prior to private practice, Victoria served as a Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Chief Judge Paul M. Black of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Virginia. In that role, she developed a court-informed perspective on federal litigation procedure, creditors’ rights, and the strategic considerations that influence litigation outcomes. During her clerkship, Victoria drafted judicial opinions and memoranda, reviewed complex motions and orders, and observed oral arguments in high-stakes bankruptcy proceedings – experience that informs her work on behalf of clients navigating commercial disputes and insolvency matters.

Victoria is dedicated to building lasting client relationships and delivering tenacious advocacy through every phase of a matter. She pairs sharp legal analysis with clear, direct communication, ensuring her clients are informed and confident as they navigate challenging financial and litigation landscapes.