A federal judge in Virginia court joined the ranks of other federal courts around the country on the issue of COVID-19 business interruption coverage, refusing to reconsider her previous ruling that the coronavirus did not cause “physical loss or damage” and declining to certify the question to the Virginia Supreme Court.
By Guest Blogger Tyler Ochoa [Eric’s note: Prof. Ochoa calls this a “preliminary” analysis, but that doesn’t mean it’s short!] Two weeks ago, former President…
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I previously described the plaintiff in this case, Rogan O’Handley, as: a California lawyer with elite credentials (UChicago Law, practice experience as a corporate finance…
Women Lawyers Celebrate Women’s History Month By Attorney at Law Magazine In honor of Women’s History Month, Attorney at Law Magazine invites women attorneys to…
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