There frequently is a need to authenticate documents. That process is easier now than it was years ago. Virginia Code § 8.01-390.3 allows for authentication by affidavit. Use that Code section to your benefit. A form that might be used … Continue reading
Commercial general liability insurance (CGL) used to be known as comprehensive general liability coverage. The insurance industry decided that use of the word “comprehensive” was too broad. As such we have the word “commercial”. Structure The basic structure of the … Continue reading
Federal Rule 35 allows for examinations in certain instances. The mental or physical condition of the party must be in controversy. In addition, the motion must demonstrate good cause. Further, the motion must specify the time, place, manner, conditions, and … Continue reading
In a personal injury action, pre-judgment interest may be awarded. However it is up to the judge or the jury to make that decision. Sometimes defense lawyers will argue that pre-judgment interest is not allowed. They may cite the case … Continue reading
Within most insurance policies there is a condition that the insured submit to what is called an examination under oath. The Virginia family auto policy states that as a duty after an accident or loss. It says that the person … Continue reading
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