CARES Act Update: PPP 2.0
On December 27, 2020, the President signed into law an additional round of COVID relief legislation that includes much-needed stimulus to small businesses. The full text of the legislative package ...
Loaning Money to Family and Friends – How to Avoid Common Pitfalls
Thinking of loaning money to a family member or friend, but worried about the legal implications? If you have second thoughts about loaning money to a friend or family member, ...
What to Know About Keeping Your Child in Private School Post-Divorce
For parents in many parts of Virginia, there are many terrific options for private schools. Many parents who are considering divorce often wonder whether or not their children can continue ...
Things to Keep in Mind When Naming a Trust
We take a lot of time and thought into naming our children – and for good reason. The names that we provide them with will follow them throughout their lives, ...
Prevalence of ‘Deepfakes’ Causes Courts to Question Validity of Evidence
Evidence can be extremely influential when it comes to deciding the outcome of a criminal case. But while this influence is extremely advantageous when you’re trying to prove something, it ...
Consequences of Lying to Law Enforcement in Virginia
When a law enforcement agent comes knocking on your door or calls you to ask you about a specific situation or a particular person, it’s natural to be nervous. You ...
Mold and Moisture in Rental Residential Housing
Mold is a type of fungus that consists of one of many types of small organisms found almost everywhere, but in particular tends to grow in damp indoor spaces and ...
Non-Compete Agreements in VA
While you may find yourself signing many agreements regarding your conduct and expectations while you work for your employer, many times you will also be asked to sign an agreement ...
Determining Liability in an Airplane Crash
We tend not to hear too much about airplane crashes, luckily, because they aren’t very common. However, when one does occur it generally makes the top news, as aviation crashes ...
COVID-19 and Jury Trials via Zoom
As the U.S. prepares for what could be a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, many states are once again asking themselves if they’re able to keep businesses open or ...