When a company files a Chapter 11 petition, what are your rights as a creditor as it pertains to your ability to collect under a liability insurance policy held by the debtor? Patricia Bronte notes … [Read more...]
News & Resources
First Offense Theft Cases in Virginia
posted on August 6, 2020
Starting July 1, 2020, a person charged with any misdemeanor theft or larceny related crime can have the case deferred and ultimately dismissed under Virginia law. Prior to that, Courts had no … [Read more...]
Changes in DUI Restricted Licenses in Virginia
posted on August 6, 2020
One of the worst parts of getting convicted of driving under the influence having your license suspended or restricted. Historically, a DUI conviction meant a restricted license for twelve months … [Read more...]
Child Custody and Support Cases in Virginia. Where to start?
posted on July 29, 2020
Virginia this Morning on CBS 6's Jessica Knoll had a conversation with Erika MacCormac about things to consider when involved in a child custody and support dispute. You can see the conversation … [Read more...]
Virginia DUI (DWI). Where to start?
posted on July 29, 2020
Virginia this morning was kind enough to have our own Brandon Nexsen speak on three tips on DUI (DWI) charges. You can view his tips here: Air date: July 27th, 2020 … [Read more...]
Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant File Chapter 11 Reorg
posted on July 27, 2020
Impacted from COVID-19, Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant’s parent company, Ascena Retail Group (ticker: ASNA) filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition in the Eastern District of Virginia in Richmond on … [Read more...]
Misclassification of Employees: New laws for Virginia businesses
posted on July 23, 2020
This year Virginia has experienced a seismic shift to its employment law. Over the course of the next few weeks we will be posting articles which all Virginia businesses should be aware. One of the … [Read more...]
Where to start when considering Bankruptcy
posted on July 14, 2020
Partner Chris Winslow had the opportunity to speak with Jessica Noll from Virginia this Morning on CBS 6 about bankruptcy and three tips to get your started if you are considering filing a Chapter 7 … [Read more...]
Virginia, criminal charges, and autism spectrum disorder or intellectual disability.
posted on July 10, 2020
During the past General Assembly session, the legislature took on a number of criminal justice reforms. This included a comprehensive review of how persons with mental health diagnosis are treated in … [Read more...]
Three major changes coming to Special Education Law in Virginia.
posted on July 10, 2020
For parents in Virginia, especially the greater Richmond area, positive changes in the school system are due to be implemented that will give parents more control and help in providing their children … [Read more...]
