Nick Hurston is a journalist who focuses on local legal news and developments in Richmond, Virginia. His work has been featured in Virginia Lawyers Weekly and Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly. Nick covers a range of legal topics, including court cases, legislation, and issues affecting the legal profession in Virginia.
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‘Overriding interest’: COVID protocols for criminal trial constitutional
The Court of Appeals of Virginia has affirmed a judgment finding that subsequent deeds didn’t clearly release an adjacent parcel’s right of way over a private road or the owner’s right to improve the road to facilitate logging endeavors.
By: Nick Hurston
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Ex-law prof’s retaliation claim survives, others tossed
By: Nick Hurston
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Unlawful detainer summons does not violate CARES Act
The Fairfax County Circuit Court has held that the Virginia Code § 8.01-229(G)(1) extended the limitations period for unjust enrichment claims that meet statutory requirements, which didn’t include the need for a debtor’s written signature to acknowledge the debt.
By: Nick Hurston
The Eastern District of Virginia has refused to suppress evidence from a Flock camera license plate reader system that led to a man’s indictment for armed robbery because he had neither a subjective nor objective expectation of privacy under the facts.
By: Nick Hurston
A law firm’s temporary lapse in existence as a professional limited liability company, or PLLC, had no effect on its ability to arbitrate with a former client to collect unpaid fees or to engage in related post-trial proceedings, the Court of Appeals of Virginia has held.
Awareness not a condition for apparent authority The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed a ruling that actual awareness was a condition
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