Going to court can be an overwhelming experience. With these helpful articles you can get a better understanding of what to expect in your case, whether it concerns a business dispute, a dispute over a will, trust, or estate, a serious injury, such as a brain injury, or an appeal.
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25 Surefire Ways to Torpedo Your Virginia Supreme Court Appeal Insufficient assignments of error, missing deadlines, and failing to object to rulings. These are some of the ways to torpedo your Virginia appeal. -
Pre-Injury Waivers Of Liability For Negligence Are Void As Against Public Policy Personal Injury Attorney explains the law of VA as it applies to those "waiver" forms you're always asked to sign before entering a recreation facility -
Tales from the Crypt, Part 3 of 3: “Finality Destination” For a Virginia judgment order to avoid being considered "final," it needs to have language expressly retaining jurisdiction in the trial court. -
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Tales from the Crypt, Part 2 of 3: "Hijacked Witness" In this article, Richmond, Virginia concussion lawyer Kevin W. Mottley explains one of the perils of litigating serious injury cases in federal court.