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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA -- On the eve of trial, Charlottesville prosecutors voluntarily dismissed sexual assault charges against our client, conceding they could no longer prove their…

Should I hire my own attorney for a Title IX or sexual misconduct matter? Yes. Your college or university will sometimes provide students with an…

In sexual assault cases, DNA provides a prosecutor with some of the most compelling evidence. During the investigation, a nurse examiner collects samples from the…

Allegations of bullying in the workplace can cause major problems for employers. As reports of bullying behavior and hostile conduct in the workplace are increasing,…

A lot of people ask me whether they are required to talk to the police.  The answer is: “No.” You are not required to speak…

Most people think of appeals only coming up in a small percentage of cases, and even then, only at the very end.  But in reality,…

The Virginia State Bar Rules of Professional Conduct require all attorneys to make the following statement and disclaimer to their case results: Settlements and Verdicts in…

A former female student at a Craig County high school has filed a lawsuit against the school and a former nurse practitioner who is accused…

A man died of septic shock after a pacemaker installed by the VA hospital began protruding from his chest. His daughters filed a medical malpractice…

Women aren’t supposed to die in childbirth, especially in the U.S. where we have supposedly the best medicine in the world. Nonetheless, the U.S. ranks…