Northern Virginia is a small area with a dense population. Anything can happen, so stay up-to-date with prominent cases, new laws, and court rulings.
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New Laws took Effect in Virginia on July 1, 2017 The General Assembly rolled out new laws on July 1, 2017. James Abrenio explains in plain English what these changes might mean for you. -
Virginia State Bar Launching FreeLegalAnswers.org - but why? Virginia State Bar to launch free legal answers website as pro bono effort. Virginia.FreeLegalAnswers.org likely won't be as useful as other answer sites already in existence -
Response to Kojo Nnamdi's Contributory Negligence Discussion Kojo Nnamdi recently had a great discussion about Contributory Negligence. Here's my email to him about it. -
Lawyer cannot be Sanctioned for Refusing to Grant Request for Extension of Time Wells Fargo Bank's shameful actions in pursuing a fine against a lawyer who simply followed his client's direction and said "no" to the bank's request for more time to answer a lawsuit -
Virginia Senate bill to increase speed for Reckless Driving Virginia Senate passes bill to increase speed for Reckless Driving -
Pay Attention to Time Limits in Virginia Insurance Claim Lawsuits Virginia Supreme Court rules that Virginia's "nonsuit" rule does not apply to an insurance contract action -
Northern Virginia Dog Trainer Sues Customer Over Yelp Review Should companies sue consumers for bad reviews, or does it kill free speech? Attorney Ben Glass discusses the case surrounding Dog Tranquility in Burke, VA -
Law Should be Objective and Clear, not Amorphous Virginia Delegate Thomas Norment Doesn't Understand The Cost of Badly Written Laws -
Virginia was right to reject an increase in the minimum wage. In fact, such laws should be abolished. Proponents of minimum wage laws (and their increases) reject reality in favor of their well-intentioned feelings. Minimum wage laws hurt the least capable of holding down a job and prevent the most valuable type of education - that of experience -
New Video Reveals Walmart's War on Health Care for Autism Walmart calls case for ABA therapy benefits "frivolous" but pays 100% after key "hot" documents uncovered by attorney. -
New Case from Manassas Office of Ben Glass Law - Clients No Longer Need to Drive Into Fairfax City Satellite offices give clients a new measure of convenience for their personal injury cases -
Gay Marriage | Hollingsworth v. Perry | United States v. Windsor Hollingsworth v. Perry and United States v. Windsor are two recent controversial Supreme Court cases that expanded the rights of homosexual couples. Read more to find out the facts.