ABI Blog Exchange

The Virginia Legislature has essentially criminalized simple speeding.  In Virginia, under Va.

The Virginia Court of Appeals recently addressed this question in Gibson v.

The initial stop in a DUI/DWI case can be the most important aspect of the legal defense.  Contrary to what many people believe, officers cannot stop a motor vehicle on a mere hunch or suspicion.  The officer must be able to articul

In Nelson v. Commonwealth, the Virginia Supreme Court held that a defendant was "operating" a vehicle within the meaning of Va.

"Patricia Kluge, a onetime socialite who had entertained the rich and famous at her sprawling Virginia estate in the 1980s and later tried her hand at building up a national winemaking business, has filed for personal bankruptcy protection with he

I have posted in the past about the helpful research binder that former Judge Randall J.

I have posted in the past about the helpful research binder that former Judge Randall J.

The Dodd-Frank frequency vote is of course "nonbinding", but companies that have "lost" the vote for triennial frequency have almost without exception decided that the better part of valor is to follow the shareholders' expressed will for an annual v

The Dodd-Frank frequency vote is of course "nonbinding", but companies that have "lost" the vote for triennial frequency have almost without exception decided that the better part of valor is to follow the shareholders' expressed will for an annual v

The Dodd-Frank frequency vote is of course "nonbinding", but companies that have "lost" the vote for triennial frequency have almost without exception decided that the better part of valor is to follow the shareholders' expressed will for an annu

Allegations in credit card company’s complaint, that Chapter 7 debtor ran up more than $3,700 in charges against her account in space of roughly one month, at time when debtor’s total unsecured credit card debt of more than $88,000 was...

"Federal prosecutors today charged a Tuscaloosa attorney with bankruptcy fraud, announced U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance and FBI Special Agent in Charge Patrick Maley. The one-count information filed in U.S.

"A bankruptcy trustee is searching for 80 pieces of artwork once owned by a Dickson retirement plan manager who was sent to jail for embezzlement in the hopes of recovering money for his creditors. Former 1Point Solutions CEO Barry Stokes...

Anyone who’s been harassed by debt collectors during tough financial times