Fluet Huber's New Tysons Outpost

Fluet Huber + Hoang has launched a new office in McLean and held an open house cocktail party at the Palm last week to celebrate. The firm was started by one lawyer in one office with one client and has grown to five practice groups and three offices throughout NoVa, including the latest at 1750 Tysons Blvd. (Not to mention being called one of the Virginia Chamber of Commerce's fastest growing companies in VA.) Above, FH+H managing partner Tom Craig and partners Craig Guthery and Milt Johns speak with a guest.

The firm is a veteran-owned company whose lawyers include five combat veterans. Spread around the room enjoying the convos are lawyers including FH+H partner Craig Guthery, senior associate Simon Courtman and senior counsel Dean Popps. Dean, who's co-chair of the Strategic Materials counsel, led the 42,000-person Army acquisition workforce, and was the first appointee to the Commission on Wartime Contracting.

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