Civil Litigation

Property line disputes between neighbors in Virginia can result in tension and uncertainty. These disputes typically involve disagreements over the location of boundary lines, encroachment or unauthorized use of land. Resolving property line disputes requires a...

Contacts are an essential element of virtually every industry. Without a contract, you cannot know exactly where you stand with your customers, vendors, and other parties and what to do if something goes wrong. But an incomplete, vague or poorly written contract is...

Tortious interference occurs when a third party interferes in a relationship between two other parties. It often happens in business when someone causes someone else to break a contract. There are some key points to showing tortious interference occurred, but if you...

If you need to borrow money from someone, you may make a promise to pay them back. Perhaps you will give them an IOU, or you will enter into a contract. But in some cases, an IOU is too informal, and a contract is too formal. You need something in between that will...

Contracts are very important for businesses in Virginia. Companies need these to clearly state what they expect other companies and clients to do for the business. Companies rely on these contracts and expect the other parties to fulfill their obligations under the...

Businesses in the Shenandoah Valley will from to time get into disputes with other businesses and individuals, including customers, competitors and vendors or suppliers. There is also always a possibility of civil litigation within a business, such as, for example,...

A construction project can be a lucrative endeavor for both real estate developers and contractors in the Shenandoah Valley. Construction projects are usually based on construction contracts. Having a good contract can help avoid problems down the road. What should...

It’s not just homeowners, purchasers of new cars and other consumers who sometimes have to take out debt. Frequently, businesses have to loan each other money as well. For example, a vendor may extend credit to a business that frequently purchases its goods....

Contracts can clarify a situation. They offer protection for all parties involved and are an essential part of business. FindLaw explains you should have a contract anytime you make a deal with someone else for work, products or anything at all in a business setting....

Hiring a contractor for a construction addition or home renovation represents a significant investment for most Virginia homeowners. You can protect your investment and avoid scams and other disputes with a solid legal contract signed by both parties. Use these...