Virginia provides leniency for first-time drug offenders and prescription fraud which enable a Defendant to either avoid a criminal conviction or a Felony conviction. In a first offense case for possession of drugs (Virginia Code Sections 18.2-250 and 18.2-250.1) or prescription drug fraud (Virginia Code Section 18.2-258.1), upon consent of the Defendant, the Court may,… Read More »
Big-box stores are a part of America’s retail landscape. Retail warehouses, such as Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., COSTCO, have embraced the business strategy of combining warehouse and retail operations as a cost-saving measure. They have become popular because they offer customers low prices and a “one-stop shopping” experience by providing a wide range of retail items… Read More »
The sudden, unexpected wrongful death of a family member as a result of a motor accident is emotionally and, in most cases, financially debilitating. A purpose in hiring an attorney to pursue a Wrongful Death Claim as a result of another’s negligence is to lessen the financial impact but attempting to recover money damages. Money is unfortunately the only… Read More »
By Demetry Pikrallidas Accidents can happen at anytime, but handling the legal aspects of a personal injury claim can be challenging. Personal injury claims can involve many different types of injuries, including automobile, truck, Metro, Motorcycle and Pedestrian Accidents. Here are some Tips: 1) Seek out medical attention immediately: If you have been seriously injured,… Read More »
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/DC-LEnfant-Escalator-Collapse-Video-116975208.html Our Client was injured in this serious escalator malfunction. Through diligent investigation and aggressive litigation, we were able to discover serious issues with Metro’s maintenance and operation of this particular escalator that ultimately resulted in six figure result for our client. Our concentration in Injury and Death cases has led to millions of dollars… Read More »