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April 11, 2024
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer Welcomes Peter E. Schurig to its Richmond, VA Office
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer is pleased to announce that Peter E. Schurig has joined the general liability practice group in the firm’s Richmond, VA office. Pete maintains a diverse litigation practice defending insurers and their insureds in all manner of general liability and construction disputes. He is also recognized as a “Best Lawyer” in the… read more
April 01, 2024
eNotes: Liability – April 2024 – Virginia
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES Virginia Case Summary Anderson v. Ford Motor Co. United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia No. 3:22-cv-758-HEH Decided: February 27, 2024 Plaintiff was entitled to a jury trial on the limited issue of whether she was provided REV’s warranty at the time she signed the warranty acknowledgement form upon… read more
March 22, 2024
TT&H Attorney Jonathan Hogins Publishes Article on Virginia UM/UIM Law
Jonathan Hogins, a partner in Thomas, Thomas & Hafer, LLP’s (“TT&H”) Richmond, VA office, recently published an article entitled “Brown v. Kirkpatrick: The Possibility of Uninsured/Underinsured Insurance Payments Being Considered a Collateral Source.” The article was published in the Spring 2024 edition of The Journal of Civil Litigation, Volume 36, Number 1. Jonathan’s article discussed… read more
March 01, 2024
eNotes: Liability – March 2024 – Virginia
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES Virginia Case Summary Rodrigue v. Butts-Franklin Virginia Court of Appeals No. 1521-22-1 Decided: January 30, 2024 Evidence that Plaintiff increased the likelihood of injury is not sufficient to warrant a jury instruction for Plaintiff’s failure to mitigate damages. Background In 2016, Dr. Rodrigue performed surgery on Butts-Franklin’s wrist. Following the surgery, Dr…. read more
February 19, 2024
eNotes: Workers’ Compensation – February 2024 – Virginia
SIGNIFICANT CASE SUMMARIES Virginia Case Summary United Cont’l Holdings, Inc. v. Sullivan Court of Appeals of Virginia No. 0164-23-4, 2024 Va. App. LEXIS 32 Decided: January 23, 2024 Under the extended premises doctrine, an employee’s injuries occurred in the course of her employment where the injuries occurred on a walkway that was an essential means… read more