The New York based insurance company Chartis Property Casualty Co. is suing George W. Huguely V for his refusal to cooperate with them, claiming that his actions breach the terms and conditions of their policies, reports Virginia Lawyers Weekly. George W. Huguely V, once a member of the University of Virginia lacrosse team, was found …
Court Room Etiquette: Giving You The Upper Hand In Virginia Courtrooms
Our job here at Parrish Law Firm, PLLC is to give you, the victim, any advantage we can in a Virginia personal injury court case. We understand that every small advantage is vital to the outcome of your case, and we will do everything in our power to make sure the judge or jury rules …
Virginia Law Ensures Hospitals Bill Insurance First, Can’t Wait For Tort Claim
A new Virginia law now requires hospitals to bill their patients’ private health care insurance provider instead of waiting for a larger pay day from the earnings of a tort claim, reports Virginia Lawyers Weekly. Hospitals in Virginia often have agreements in place with private health care insurance companies to take less money than their …
University of Virginia Ranks Number One On “Real Lawyers” List
A California law professor has crunched some numbers and listed University of Virginia law school as the school with the highest percent of graduates employed in full time, long term positions that require passing the bar exam, reports Virginia Lawyers Weekly. Virginia state’s bar exam is already one of the toughest in the nation, and …
Virginia Floods and Hurricanes: Preparing Your Home For A Summer Storm
With spring upon us and summer approaching, it’s a good time to start thinking about preparing your home for possible hurricanes and floods in the months ahead. While it’s easy to pretend that these types of things will never happen to you, trust the Virginia personal injury lawyer when I say that they are worth …
Adjusting to a New Medical Device At Home After A Virginia Personal Injury
Getting used to using a new medical device in your home after suffering a Virginia personal injury can be frustrating, especially if the device is complex. We are here to give you a few pointers, courtesy of the FDA, to help you manage the new addition to your home in the hopes that it will …
Making Virginia Depositions Your Secret Weapon: A Closer Look
Depositions can be a lawyer’s secret weapon. When done properly, depositions can push a case to settlement and be of great help as we prepare for trial. They can lay the foundation of our claims, and can work to make or break our case. Here are a few things we’ll do to make sure that …
Assembly Examining Bill To Allow Virginia Professors Bar Membership
The General Assembly is examining a bill that would allow university law professors membership to the Virginia State Bar, and thus the capability to practice law, reports Virginia Lawyers Weekly. Law professors would have to have been practicing law full-time for at least five of the last seven years, and their licenses would expire when …
Sandy Closes Virginia Courts Monday, Storm Continues
Sandy has done more than taken down trees; it closed Virginia courts on October 29th as well, reports Virginia Lawyers Weekly. Sandy, the name given to the massive storm that has wreaked havoc on the east coast during Halloween week, forced the closures of the Supreme Court of Virginia and Virginia State Bar offices. Additionally, …
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