Nobody should ever have to go through the devastating experience of being bitten by a dog. Much too frequently, dog bites involve pets of friends or family members, and even in some cases the victim’s own animal. There are many…
Being stopped and charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Virginia can be devastating. Whether you are a first-time or subsequent offender, you should know that you are at serious risk of losing your driver’s license for quite some…
When you are facing charges for driving under the influence, it will be extremely important to work on a defense strategy that can allow you to beat the charges you are facing. When it comes to DUI charges, many different…
When motorcycle accidents happen, there are many important things to consider, such as who may be liable and what steps you need to take in order to file a claim for financial compensation. In the aftermath of a motorcycle crash,…
Child custody is often one of the most contentious issues in a Virginia divorce, or in a family law matter in which parents separate and have minor children from their relationship. When one or both parents share custody of their…
Drug charges in Virginia are serious offenses, and the state of Virginia imposes serious penalties upon conviction. Drug charges can range from possession of small amounts of a controlled substance to charges associated with distribution, manufacturing, and trafficking controlled substances.…
Grand larceny is a serious criminal offense. Defined broadly as “theft above a certain amount”, grand larceny is a felony. This raises an important question: What is the value of property that must be taken to be charged with grand…
COVID-19 (coronavirus) is a respiratory disease that poses an extreme risk to older adults and people with pre-existing health conditions. To slow the transmission of the virus, Virginia officials have declared a State of Emergency—closing many businesses and restricting non-essential…
On March 30th, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam issued a ‘Stay-at-Home’ order across the Commonwealth in an effort to slow the transmission of COVID-19 (coronavirus). As explained by the Virginia Department of Health, limiting person-to-person contact is one of the keys…
COVID-19 (coronavirus) is affecting virtually every community in our region. According to the Virginia Department of Health, approximately 15,000 cases of COVID-19 have already been confirmed in the Commonwealth as of April 30th. The pandemic is both a public health…
