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Published 07/30/20 – By Melissa Sevier Significant attention has been directed at residential tenants’ inability to pay rent due to their sudden loss of income during the COVID-19 pandemic. While perhaps less highlighted, commercial tenants’ loss of business revenue during...

EY Problems a ‘Nightmare’ for Directors

13 Jul 2020

Robert Cox

Accountant’s Liability

Published 07/13/20 – Agenda Bob Cox was recently quoted by Agenda (A Publication of The Financial Times) regarding Ernst & Young Germany’s audits of Wirecard. German payments company Wirecard revealed last month that roughly $2 billion was missing from its accounts. For...

How to Get an Uncontested Divorce in Virginia

30 Jun 2020

Sonja Aoun

Family Law and Divorce

June 29, 2020 – Many couples think an “uncontested” divorce means they have agreed to end the marriage. While divorce is easier when you and your spouse agree that divorce is the best option, this agreement does not automatically mean...

Protecting the Vulnerable When the Courts are Closed, and Jails are Health Risks

15 Apr 2020

Amy Bradley

Briglia Hundley®

April 15, 2020 – Amy L. Bradley recently wrote an article for Attorney at Law Magazine about “Protecting the Vulnerable When the Courts are Closed, and Jails are Health Risks”. A link to the article is below. Read More at...

Business Interruption insurance coverage may be state-mandated for COVID-19 losses

08 Apr 2020

Robert Cox

Insurance Coverage

April 8, 2020 – Interesting article in today’s Washington Post regarding #businessinterruption #insurancecoverage. With the ongoing #coronavirus #pandemic, many businesses who purchased business interruption insurance may not be covered due to #exclusions added by insurers following the 2002-03 SARS outbreak....

Constitutional Gut-Check: If an Officer Shoots an Individual Who Escapes, Is it a Seizure?

27 Mar 2020

Allison Riddle

Fourth Amendment Fridays

The Supreme Court will hear oral argument this term in Torres v. Madrid. The case raises the compelling question whether one who has been shot by a police officer has been seized for Fourth Amendment purposes if they are still...

Your tweets say a lot about you…. and your ex reads them too!

07 Nov 2019

Sonja Aoun

Family Law and Divorce

Do you tweet? Are you an avid user of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat or another social media site? Have you thought much about the content of those messages or updates? Have you considered adjusting your privacy settings recently? Read More: Your...

When a Client Break-up Goes Bad

01 Nov 2019

Robert Cox

Accountant’s Liability

Published 11/1/19 – American Bar Association Imagine that you are in the middle of tax season, short on sleep and long on stress. You are behind on some returns, so several clients call asking when their returns will be ready....

Virginia Commercial Landlord-Tenant Rights and Obligations During the COVID-19 Pandemic

EY Problems a ‘Nightmare’ for Directors

How to Get an Uncontested Divorce in Virginia

Protecting the Vulnerable When the Courts are Closed, and Jails are Health Risks

Business Interruption insurance coverage may be state-mandated for COVID-19 losses

Constitutional Gut-Check: If an Officer Shoots an Individual Who Escapes, Is it a Seizure?

Your tweets say a lot about you…. and your ex reads them too!

When a Client Break-up Goes Bad

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