Joe Morrissey withdrew his $1.35 million slander lawsuit against Kevin Saucedo-Broach in Petersburg Circuit Court after key witnesses were disqualified.

The Virginia Lawyer Referral Service waives administrative and remittance fees for record-sealing referrals through June 30, 2027, amid increased demand from the "Clean Slate Law." ...

The Virginia Law Foundation awarded $753,000 in grants to 34 organizations supporting access to justice and law-related education in Virginia.

Where an attorney charged with attempted extortion of a hospital insisted on representing himself at trial, and it didn’t go ...

Where the attorney for a man who was ordered removed from the United States repeatedly attempted to file a motion to reopen ...

Where the defendant argued for the first time on appeal that his sentencing range was improperly calculated, because it ...

Experts say failure to use AI tools may soon breach the standard of care in legal malpractice claims in Massachusetts and ...

Where an inmate appealing the dismissal of his § 1983 complaint failed to file a timely notice of appeal or to obtain an ...

Where the district court accurately instructed the jury on the mens rea required to convict someone for the unauthorized ...

Joe Morrissey represents himself in a $1.35 million slander trial in Petersburg Circuit Court against Kevin Saucedo-Broach ...

Where the owner of commercial property sued the City of Hopewell, after it burned his allegedly “blighted” property, the City ...

Virginia courts show varied implementation of HB 872 device policies, with differences in use of Yondr pouches and secure ...