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Written By Lisa Shea, Esq. The United States has announced a program to benefit Ukrainians still living abroad through its Uniting for Ukraine program. This is a new parole allowing a U.S. supporter or sponsor, who 1) has...

Written By Martin Crim, Esq. In the 2015 case of Reed v. Town of Gilbert, the U.S. Supreme Court announced a new rule that restricted local government regulation of signs. That case broadly defined “content-based”...

Written by: Monica Munin, Esq. The United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia released a published opinion granting (in part) a plaintiff’s motion to compel seeking the release of an employer’s...

By Brett Callahan People often want to know what the difference is between mediation and arbitration. It all comes down to who makes the final decision on how to resolve the issue, you or someone else. “Traditional”...

Written by: Bradley Marshall, Esq., VF&N Criminal Law Division A deferred disposition is a way to resolve a criminal case in a way that can reduce or even dismiss a charge if certain conditions are met. Generally, the...