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When a Permit Problem Becomes a Property Problem: A Virginia Court’s Warning for Commercial Property Owners
Written by: Guy Jeffress When a Permit Problem Becomes a Property Problem: Lessons for Virginia Landowners and Commercial Property Owners Land use approvals can be among the most valuable assets tied to commercial real estate. A zoning approval, special exception, conditional use permit, or similar authorization may determine whether a […]
Virginia Family Law Changes Are Here: What the New July 1, 2026 Laws Mean for You and Your Family
Written by: Kate Beurmann-O’Neill If you’re facing a divorce, custody dispute, protective order matter, or other family law issue in Virginia, recent changes to Virginia law could directly impact your case. Effective July 1, 2026, several important family law reforms took effect across the Commonwealth. These updates affect everything from […]
Part 7: Additional Employment Law Changes and Areas to Watch for Virginia Employers
Written by: Kristina Keech Spitler Virginia continues to be an active landscape for employment law developments, with several new laws taking effect in 2026 that employers should understand. While many of these changes are more targeted in scope than the other new laws discussed in Parts 1-6 of this series, […]
Part 6: Apprenticeships Continue to Gain Momentum in Virginia
Written by: Kristina Keech Spitler Virginia’s Renewed Focus on Apprenticeships Virginia is placing a renewed focus on apprenticeships as part of its broader workforce development strategy. Increasingly viewed as foundational pillars of economic growth, apprenticeships play a critical role in strengthening talent pipelines and aligning workforce skills with employer needs. […]