Don’t Forget the Court Reporter
Don’t forget your court reporter If there is one takeaway from this blog post, let it be this: Get a […]
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Copyright Act Appeal
Copyright Act Appeal: When does a claim accrue? The Supreme Court of the United States recently decided a case dealing
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Purposefully Privileged: Personal Jurisdiction in Virginia
Purposefully Privileged:Virginia appeals and Personal Jurisdiction The Supreme Court of Virginia issued a unanimous opinion in Carter v. Wake Forest
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Just Compensation, The Takings Clause, and a $23,420 fee.
The Takings Clause and a $23,420 fee. Lawyers, if you have an argument about the reasonableness of a particular building
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Doing the math on probation violations
Doing the math on probation violations: The Supreme Court of Virginia recently published an opinion that impacts how we should
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Approbate & Reprobate: Lawyerly words for a common-sense concept
Approbate & Reprobate: Lawyerly words for a common-sense concept Hearing the terms “approbate and reprobate” in an appellate court can
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FAQ: Why do I need an appellate lawyer?
FAQ: Why should I work with an appellate specialist? Although many lawyers do appellate work, few lawyers only do appellate work.
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