Public Comment Policy: Denial of Preliminary Injunction Upheld at Appellate Court
Three Critical Mistakes Developers Make That Can Derail a Residential Development Project
When Punishment Outpaces Justice: Proportionality and Punitive Damages
Federal Court Vacates the U.S. Department of Education’s Nondiscrimination Guidance
Sovereign Immunity: Is It a Legal Shield for School Board Employees?-
Fourth Circuit: Schools Required to Show their Responses are “Reasonably Calculated” to End Harassment Under Title IX
Ten Tips to Help Employers Navigate the “Tetris” of Accommodations
Who Gets Paid and When: Virginia’s Construction Payment Rules Explained-
How Long Is Too Long? When Extended Leave Stops Being Reasonable
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What Now? Recent SCOTUS Decision Leaves School Divisions With More Questions Than Answers
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Community Association Inflation Blues: Approaches Community Associations Can Take to Combat Challenges Surrounding Rising Prices
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Federal Judge Finds That Special Education Advocates Can Be Liable Under Attorney’s Fees Provisions of the IDEA and Awards Local School Division Over $330,000 in Damages
Virginia Real Estate Law Updates for 2025-
Virginia Expands Prohibition of Non-Competes
Virginia Healthcare Employers Face New Workplace Violence Incident Reporting Requirements Effective July 1, 2025
Our 2025 Virginia Employment Law Pocket Guide is Now Available-
Wild Doctrines Can’t Be Broken: Why the Virginia Supreme Court Reined in Adequate Assurance
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What to Know About Letters of Intent in Real Estate and Business Deals
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FOIA and Discovery in Employment Litigation: What Happens in Closed Session Does Not Necessarily Stay in Closed Session
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Shifting the Risk of Shifting Sands: A Brief Introduction to Differing Site Condition Provisions
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Virginia Employment Laws: What Governor Youngkin Just Vetoed and Why It Matters
Data Breach Confusion: Who’s Responsible When a Third-Party Vendor Is Compromised?
Legislation in Virginia General Assembly May Affect Appeals-
Patel v. CNN: Public Figures Suing the Media for Defamation Lose Most of the Time
Top 6 Considerations for Landlords Navigating a Purchase or Right of First Refusal Option in Commercial Leases-
Executive Order Ends Affirmative Action Plans
The Supreme Court Holds That Employers Need Not Prove Wage & Hour Exemptions Under a Heightened Standard of Proof-
The Contract Isn’t Signed! What Now?
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You Need Standing to Keep a Building Standing
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New HIPAA Reproductive Health Rule Requires Compliance by December 23, 2024
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Supreme Court Reverses While Affirming: A Caution Against Advisory Opinions
Enforcement of the CTA Under a Nationwide Preliminary Injunction – Enforcement of Reporting Deadlines Put on Hold-
May Attorneys Ethically Seek Guidance from Online Forums? Yes, But…
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Written Orders Matter, Busted Orders Can be Fixed, Counting Votes on Appeal Can be Tricky
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Don’t Let the Document "Speak for Itself": Lessons from Lorenz v. Parker
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Texas Federal Court Vacates White Collar Salary Threshold Increase
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Private Real Estate Syndications: A Q&A with Kinloch Capital's Peter Walls
The Future of Fines under the Clery Act Post SEC v. Jarkesy-
Lawsuit Claiming Fraud Commenced Five Years Too Late: Investors Beware.
Upcoming Supreme Court Case to Settle FLSA Burden of Proof for Parties-
Garbage Collector Loses Sovereign Immunity Because Accident Happened During Mere “Normal Driving”
Vaccination Injury is a Matter of Time
