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William D. Tucker, III │Real Estate Closings & Winter Weather
Inclement weather causes delays in more than one way. Bad weather can cause Clerk’s Offices and other government agencies to close and as a result general delays in settlements. But now it can also cause delays regarding the 3-day requirements for CDs to be delivered to the purchaser. Due to weather, settlement agents and attorneys Read More
$1,750,000 Medical Malpractice Jury Verdict
HUGE congrats to Yvonne T. Griffin, our senior trial attorney, and Lee Livingston from MichieHamlett, on their $1,750,000 medical malpractice verdict. Our client sued an Augusta County orthopedic surgeon and Orthopedics Associates LTD in Fishersville following a knee replacement operation that resulted in one of her legs being amputated. The $1.75 Million verdict is one Read More
How to Proceed if You Were Partially Responsible for Your Virginia Car Accident
After a car accident, you are dealing with physical, emotional and financial consequences. You feel that you deserve compensation for your injuries and want to pursue a lawsuit. But what happens if you were partially at fault for the accident? Virginia is one of only five jurisdictions that have pure contributory negligence laws. In most Read More
Reasons to Convert from Chapter 13 Bankruptcy to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Although most people only have to file for bankruptcy once, sometimes people who originally file for Chapter 13 need or want to convert to Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are also certain situations where the court will force a debtor to switch to Chapter 7. You can convert from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 at any Read More
“Helpful Hint” in a Workers’ Compensation case!
If you’re treating doctor refers you to another health care provider, including a specialist or physical therapist, make sure he or she puts the referral in writing and save a copy for your records. Please contact me if you need help with a Workers’ Compensation case. I offer free consultations. Lynn A. Bradley Workers’ Read More
What Type of Compensation is Usually Available in an Automobile Accident Lawsuit?
The law regarding what you can collect intends for you to be put back to the same position you were before the wreck. You cannot be made better than you were, but you are to be made whole. Money damages typically available include property damages (such as vehicle repair or replacement), medical expenses (including past Read More
What to Do After a Slip and Fall Accident in Virginia
When you enter a commercial property or someone else’s personal property, you assume that the owner has taken the proper precautions to ensure your safety. However, if negligent property management has caused you to slip and fall, you may have the right to compensation. What you do immediately following your premises accident can have a Read More
Frequently Asked Questions about Separation Agreements in Virginia
Virginia courts do not grant legal separations. However, couples may create a separation agreement — also called a property settlement agreement. Before entering into such an agreement, it is important that you are educated on what it entails. What is a separation agreement? A separation agreement allows couples to live separately, equitably divide their property Read More
Preventing Common Landlord-Tenant Disputes in Virginia
Few situations in the business world are more stressful than disputes between landlords and tenants. Fortunately, the majority of these disputes are completely preventable. When signing an agreement with a tenant, simply keep the following considerations in mind to avoid potential problems in the future: Do your research. Landlords should perform credit checks and rental Read More
