Andrea Moseley recognized by peers in the milestone 30th edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for her work in Criminal Defense: White-Collar, and Criminal Defense: General Practice for 2024. 

Andrea will serve as a panel member at the National Associate of Criminal Defense Attorney’s, East Coast White Collar Conference on Lawyers Representing Lawyers: The Troubling Recent Prosecutions of Defense Lawyers and Related Ethical Issues on October 19, 2023 at the Capitol Hilton in D.C.

Sara was recognized by Chambers USA 2023 in White Collar Crime and Government Investigations for the District of Columbia. She is described by others: “Sara is a stellar attorney. She has a brilliant legal mind and is excellent in the courtroom” and “Sara is fantastic in grand jury and trial work.”

Sara and Andrea are both selected as Top Lawyers, 2023 by Northern Virginia Magazine.

Sara was named to the Federal Criminal Procedure Committee of the American College of Trial Lawyers for the 2023-2024 year.

Andrea served as a panel member for continuing legal education course, The Ethics of Simultaneous Representation: Navigating Pool Counsel Waters, on August 4, 2023 at the American Bar Association’s Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado.

Sara publishes article in Law360, “How Cognizant Bribery Case Could Shape DOJ Investigations.”

Andrea Moseley was listed in Washingtonian Magazine’s Top Lawyers Hall of Fame in 2022.  According to the magazine, the list contains lawyers that are “consistently some of the very best in Washington.”  

Sara Kropf was named one of the Top 50 Women Lawyers and Top 100 Lawyer in Washington DC by Superlawyers Magazine (May 2020).

December 2020, Andrea’s CLE course is available now on-demand, Criminal Justice Issues and Trends Surrounding COVID-19. Members of the Alexandria Bar Association as well as non-members are eligible to view. Click on this link if you are interested.

Sara named a Fellow of the prestigious American College of Trial Lawyers. The full press release can be found here.

In September 2020, Sara was named a Trailblazer by the National Law Journal, for her co-founding of Kropf Moseley and trial work.

On May 22, 2020, the firm won a motion to dismiss twelve claims in a Federal civil lawsuit brought by a former employee of a police department against the firm’s client and others where the Plaintiff claimed our client and others conspired against him, caused him physical, reputational and emotional harm.  The former Plaintiff sought damages of over $9 million dollars.

Sara is appointed to the Historical Society of the D.C. Circuit’s board of directors. The organization’s mission is to record, preserve and publicize the life and history of the courts of the District of Columbia Circuit. (April 2020).On December 4, 2019, the firm won a two-week civil trial in D.C. Superior Court for a client. The case involved a law firm dissolution, and we represented the defendant. Not only did we prevail for our client on all of the other side’s claims, but we also won on a counterclaim against the other side.

On September 10, 2019, Sara Kropf and Andrea Moseley proudly launched Kropf Moseley PLLC. We are excited about our new partnership and look forward to defending our clients together.

In June 2019, the firm won the post-trial dismissal of two convictions for tax fraud for a client in D.C. Superior Court, based on the government’s failure to disclose exculpatory information to the defense. It’s a case with some history. In October 2017, we  represented this client in the first trial of this matter. That trial ended in a hung jury. The government opted to try him for a second time. So, in March 2018, we tried the case to a jury for a second time. Once again, we helped the client avoid conviction–it was a hung jury (March 2018). The third trial ended with convictions on two of five counts. But, a few months later, those convictions were reversed and the government (finally!) agreed not to try the client again.

Sara Kropf was named one of the Top 50 Women Lawyers in Washington DC by Superlawyers Magazine (May 2019).

Law Office of Sara Kropf wins landmark First Amendment trial on behalf of Inauguration Day protestor after a jury acquitted its client of all criminal charges. The Washington Post wrote a front-page article quoting Sara’s closing argument (December 2017).

In an opinion by the D.C. Circuit, the Law Office of Sara Kropf won remand of case in which FINRA had imposed a lifetime ban on an individual in the broker-dealer industry. Sara is quoted in this Bloomberg Law article about the firm’s victory (October 2017).

Sara is named to Top 100 Super Lawyers list and Top 50 Women Super Lawyers list for second year in a row (April 2017).

Sara co-authors article in the ABA’s Law Practice Today publication titled “Women Flying Solo: Success Stories from the Small Firm World.”

Sara speaks on online defamation at International Builders Show in Orlando, Florida (January 2017).

Sara’s blog, Grand Jury Target, is named an ABA Top 100 Blawg for the second year in a row (November 2016).

Sara is published in Today’s General Counsel about why in-house counsel should use small firms (October 2016).

Sara is named to Top 100 Super Lawyers list for Washington, DC (April 2016).

Sara is named Top 50 Women Super Lawyer list for Washington, DC (April 2016).

Sara is quoted in Politico article about Department of Justice’s possible review of “Panama Papers” leaked from law firm (April 2016).

Sara’s article “Why We Shouldn’t Fall for DOJ’s Sales Pitch on Cooperation” is published to a national audience by Law360’s White Collar edition (March 2016).

Sara speaks on defamation and online reviews to audience of remodeling industry professionals in San Diego, California (February 2016).

Sara teaches CLE on direct examinations and witness preparation for D.C. Bar (January 2016).

Sara’s blog, Grand Jury Target, is named a top 100 legal blawg by the ABA Journal (November 2015).

Sara teachers CLE on representing clients in white-collar criminal investigations for D.C. Bar (July 2015).

Sara invited for third year to teach at the renowned National Institute of Trial Advocacy’s Georgetown University Building Trial Skills Program.

Law Office of Sara Kropf awarded the highest (platinum) level of pro bono support by the D.C. Access to Justice Commission for second year in a row (2015-2016).

Sara named Chair of the Governing Board of Legal Counsel for the Elderly (January 2015).

Sara Kropf named a “Super Lawyer” for white collar criminal defense work for the third year in a row (2013-2015).