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December 31, 2022
eNotes: Liability – January 2023 – Virginia
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES Virginia Case Summary GEICO Advantage Ins. Co. v. Miles Virginia Supreme Court No. 220004 Decided: December 1, 2022 Underinsured motorist coverage does not provide a means of recovery separate from uninsured motorist coverage. Background The Plaintiff, Liosha Miles, was seriously injured in an automobile accident caused by the negligence of two drivers…. read more
December 29, 2022
TT&H Welcomes John (“Jack”) C. Lyding to the Fairfax, VA Office
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer is pleased to announce the addition of John (“Jack”) C. Lyding to the firm’s general liability practice group in the Fairfax, VA office. Jack comes to the firm with prior civil litigation experience, having previously handled personal injury matters in Northern Virginia and Washington, DC. He also has prior experience serving… read more
December 20, 2022
TT&H Attorney Patrick O’Grady Included in Virginia Business’ Legal Elite
TT&H is proud to announce that Patrick O’Grady, a partner in the firm’s Richmond, VA office, was once again included in Virginia Business’ Legal Elite. This marks the fourth straight year that the publication has recognized Patrick. This year, Patrick’s recognition occurred in the “Civil Litigation” category, while his prior recognitions appeared in the publication’s… read more
December 01, 2022
eNotes: Liability – December 2022 – Virginia
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES Virginia Case Summary Hawkins v. Town of South Hill Virginia Supreme Court No. 21848 Decided: October 20, 2022 The “personnel information” exemption to the Virginia Freedom of Information Act is based on a reasonable person’s privacy expectation. Background In 2019, Richard Hawkins, III sought documents from the Town of South Hill related… read more
November 30, 2022
eNotes: Workers’ Compensation – November 2022 – Virginia
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES Virginia Case Summary Medical Management Intl. v. Jeffry Virginia Court of Appeals 0363-22-4 Decided: November 1, 2022 A Carrier must reimburse out-of-pocket costs for Uber rides to medical appointments, even when Claimant did not inform the Carrier she would be using Uber, depriving them the opportunity of using a cheaper transportation service…. read more