Upcoming RACES, CASES, PLACES…for the TriathlonTrialLawyer Doug Landau
In keeping with the ABRAMS LANDAU, Ltd., “open date book” policy, here are events for which the Herndon Reston area injury lawyer has registered. 
[Shown here is Doug Landau with a check. This was not from another successful case on behalf of a disabled, brain injured or bike crash client, but for a 10 mile race in upstate New York. While Landau does not “run for the money,” he has won valuable prizes all over the United States and abroad as an Age Group and Masters Amateur triathlete, road racer, track athlete and triathlete. As is his custom, the All American multisport athlete donated this check to a local school.
Doug Landau’s next race will be the nationally famous Columbia Triathlon at Centennial Lake, MD on Sunday, May 18th, 2008. This Olympic Distance triathlon may be TheAthletesLawyer’s longest race of the year. The last time he competed in this Columbia Triathlon Association event, he did so as a relay team, finishing in second place. As Doug Landau has not entered the Virginia Triathlon Series this year, he will be returning to races, such as this, that he has done in the past and will try new events as well.
Memorial Day will see him raising funds for the Sterling Fire Department in the “Cascades 10 km Firechase” road race. This event is held by the Cascades Community Association at the Lowes Island Community Center in Sterling, Virginia. The rolling Loudoun County course is challenging and all proceeds benefit the Sterling Volunteer Fire Department.
Trial lawyer triathlete Landau will be a volunteer at the Reston Sprint Triathlon. He won his age group with a top-10 finish last year, en route to becoming an Virginia Triathlon Series Age Group Winner and competing in the SouthEastern Olympic Distance Triathlon Invitational Championship. The second annual Reston Sprint Triathlon will be held in Reston, Virginia on June 1st, 2008. The proceeds from the event will again be donated to one of Reston’s oldest, and Northern Virginia’s most successful, non-profit organizations, Reston Interfaith. Reston Interfaith promotes self-sufficiency through support and advocacy for those in need of food, shelter, affordable housing, quality childcare, and other services. The CORE Foundation, in cooperation with Reston Association, presents the event.