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Virginia businesses that maintain and use customers’ data should be aware of what is on the horizon. The Virginia Legislature is poised to finalize and
A mechanic’s lien (in Virginia DC) is a security interest in a piece of property whose owner agreed to have improvements and or other work
Broadly, defamation is any false communication that destroys or otherwise harms a person’s reputation. It includes a statement presented as a fact intended to cause
McClanahan Powers, PLLC is proud to announce that two of our attorneys, Dirk McClanahan and Robert Powers, have been recognized by the Virginia Business Magazine
Losing a spouse or loved one can have devastating effects on your mental and physical health. Once someone dies, the property distribution will be determined
In the modern marketplace, advertising is essential to the success of most businesses. Companies and marketing agencies spend millions reaching consumers wherever they may physically
Few employees take termination gracefully – especially in this economy. Business owners may have every lawful reason to let an employee go, but this seldom
As the end of summer quickly approaches, teachers, parents, and students face unprecedented new challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many students struggled to learn
Executive Order 53 directed many Virginia businesses to utilize telework during this public health emergency. Under that order, Professional companies may open their doors to
What you Need to Know about Opening a Business in the Commonwealth While franchise agreements are ultimately a product of contract law, Virginia is only
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