Leesburg, VA
Litigation Lawyer at Leesburg, VA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Intellectual Property ... +3 more
The answer to your question lies in Va. Code § 16.1-88.03, which states that in General District Court (which can hear claims of up to $25,000), a...
I agree with the first poster. The big question in determining whether there is a trademark infringement is whether there is a likelihood that a...
I agree with the prior response. Generally, the name of a character from a book or movie is not protectable under copyright law. However, US...
There are two potential ways to approach this problem. There is a civil tort claim for public disclosure of private facts that is recognized in...
Yes, you have the choice of filing for bankruptcy individually or jointly with your spouse. If all of your debts and accounts are separate, there...
It sounds like you have a very creative former tenant, albeit an ill informed one. A contract such as your lease is binding if it was agreed on by...
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Mr. Basil is correct. In Virginia, a subpoena must be issued by either a licensed attorney or by the clerk of court. If you do not have an...
The Plaintiff can concede to the venue change. The most efficient way to do this would be to contact opposing counsel, inform him or her that you...
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I generally agree with the prior response. I would add that, as a general matter, student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy absent...
Her claim would have been discharged in the bankruptcy but only if she had actual notice of the bankruptcy. If she did not, as the prior poster...
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