Settling With One Defendant in Virginia? What It Does to Your Case Against the Others
In Virginia, settling with one of several defendants keeps your case alive against the others, but that payment comes off any later verdict. A 2026 ruling shows it can erase one.
Is There a Cap on Pain and Suffering in D.C.? No, and a $4 Million Verdict Shows Why That Matters
The District sets no dollar limit on pain and suffering, unlike Maryland and Virginia. A $4 million malpractice verdict that survived appeal shows how D.C. juries are allowed to put a number on what was taken from you.
He Lost 85% of His Vision, Then Lost His $1.5 Million Verdict: What Virginia Requires in Delayed-Referral Cases
A Virginia jury found that a delayed specialist referral cost a patient most of his sight. An appeals court then erased the verdict over one missing piece of proof. Here is what these claims require.