Local and international police departments came together at Justice Center Plaza (1425 N. Courthouse Road) this morning (Friday) to commemorate the seven Arlington police officers who died in the line of duty.
“We’re here for a show of compassion and solidarity to those who are no longer with us,” said Arlington Police Chief Jay Farr. “There is a unique sense here — a kindred spirit that brings us together.”
By Criminal Defense Attorney Allen Yates of Yates & Wheland
In May of 2018, Congress passed the First Step Act, a bipartisan bill that received special attention from White House advisor Jared Kushner.
By Personal Injury Attorney Cade Parian of The Parian Law Firm, LLC
When manufacturers sell products that are defective and people become injured or killed as a result, those manufacturers can be held liable.
By Tammy Begun of Capital Family Law Group
When one hears the term ‘college tuition,’ they may not automatically think of child custody. However, there is a story making news that has many linking one to the other. Federal authorities were put on notice last year that some wealthy parents in Illinois are giving up child custody to send their children to school. It is an extreme measure, but there is reasoning behind it.
By Personal Injury Attorney Mathew Saint of Saint & Associates, PLLP
Contigo has recalled approximately 5.7 million kids water bottles due to cases of defective silicone spouts detaching and causing potential choking hazards for children.
By Criminal Defense Attorney Andrew Lindsey of Price Benowitz, LLP
There is good news for suspended drivers in Virginia!
By Medical Malpractice Attorney John H. Fisher of John H. Fisher, PC
When patients suffer from medical negligence, they can file a lawsuit and receive compensation for damages in a court of law, unless you are an active service member in the United States military.
By Criminal Defense Attorney Floyd Oliver of Price Benowitz LLP
In June, Virginia’s Attorney General, Mark Herring, wrote an op-ed in the Daily Press.
By Estate Planning Attorney Steve Novak of Estate & Probate Legal Group, Ltd.
Estate planning is important, but it also becomes very challenging when certain factors are present.
By Personal Injury Attorney John M. Cooper of Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers
The numbers are in and it is now official. Virginia has a distracted driving problem.
By Person Injury Attorney Darryl B. Kogan of Kogan and DiSalvo. P.A
It is getting safer to go to work!
By Family Law Attorney Brian W. Reidy of Reidy Law Office, LLC
In divorce, it is more common than people think for one spouse to hide assets from another spouse.
