Triathlon Trial Lawyer Doug Landau was thrilled to be joined this year by his friend, and top New York City Trial Lawyer Stephen Peskin and his wife Victoria. The 102nd Annual Meet was notable for numerous false starts in the 60-yard dash and exciting races at the mile distance over the 11-lap, steeply banked wooden track. Landau first ran indoor track for Boston University on a similar wooden, banked track. In Meets at M.I.T., Harvard University and the University of Virginia, he raced in the 600, 800, 1500 and mile. The Herndon Reston area injury and disability lawyer hopes to race in the USAT&F‘s National Master’s Indoor Track and Field Championships in Landover Maryland in March.

Stephen Peskin, a past president of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, has been featured in Who’s Who in American Law and is a senior member of the board of directors of the American Association for Justice. Landau has worked with Peskin and other New York City lawyers in his office on injury and accident cases. Peskin and Landau have also gone hiking together and their wives have shared adventures together as well. Steve is a partner at the Tolmage, Peskin, Harris, Falick law firm and his talented and beautiful bride, Victoria Bond, is an accomplished composer and conductor. From 1986-1995, Victoria was conductor of the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra and Roanoke Music Director. Landau and Peskin compare notes and trial strategies at Virginia and American Trial lawyer meetings and conventions. Doug Landau makes the annual trip to New York for the Millrose Games, which are considered by many to be the premier indoor track and field meet in the world.