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By VIRGINIA LAW ALLOWS FOR THE FIXING OF ERRORS IN THE TERMS OF A WILL OR TRUST, Federal Contractors Beware: New Executive Order Prohibits Certain Anti-Discrimination Training, DOL Proposes New Rule Clarifying Independent Contractor Status, To Infinity and Beyond Immediate Parties: The Fourth and Ninth Circuit Split on the Enforceability of “Infinite Arbitration Clauses”, Virtually Impossible: Eleventh Circuit’s Denial of Non-Parties Attending Arbitration Hearings Via Video or Telephone, Be Wary of Real Estate Closings When Appealing Judgments, 2021 Special Session Imposes New Obligations on Employers Under the Virginia Human Rights Act, Corporate Transparency Act: General Requirements and Purposes, Tweeting Your Way Into A Legally Enforceable Contract, The Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal and its Impact on SWaM and DBE Programs, Now That’s A Steel: VDOT Issues Memorandum for Steel Escalation Price Adjustments, Corporate Transparency Act: Final Regulations Issued, 2023 Changes to Virginia’s Construction Payment Terms, Virginia Community Associations and the Corporate Transparency Act: New Federal Reporting Requirements Effective January 1, 2024
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By “ALTERNATIVE” DISPUTES RESOLUTION: THE MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION OPTIONS, ConsensusDocs Updates 200 Series, Succession Planning: Keeping What You Built Positively Moving Forward, Mechanic’s Liens: Small Mistakes Can Have Large Consequences, Project Fatality: Now What? (Part 1), Project Fatality: Now What? (Part 2), Project Fatality: Now What? (Part 3), Project Fatality: Now What? (Part 4), Contractor Safety Continues to Improve, but Trends Continue, Mediation: What Is It And Why Do It?, Supporting Your Position: Progress and Issue Documentation is Time Well Spent, Construction Project Team Considerations Regarding COVID-19, Virginia’s Mechanic’s Lien Plus Statute: Making those in higher tiers personally liable separate from and regardless of mechanic’s lien rights, “Zone of Reasonableness” Test Prerequisite Addressed by the Federal Circuit, Heat-Related Illness Prevention: A Short Guide for Employers, Emergency Temporary Safety Rules Effective July 27 in Virginia, Virginia DPOR Offices Closing But Taking Administrative Actions to Minimize COVID-Related Impacts., Virginia’s Proposed Permanent Standard for Infectious Disease Prevention Regulations: A reminder that the opportunity for public comment closes September 25, 2020, Virginia’s New COVID-19 Reporting Change and Online Reporting Portal, Heat-Related Illness Prevention: Introduction to Federal and State Standards, Heat-Related Illness Prevention: Training and Supervision, Contractor Takeover Leads to Tortious Interference With Contract and Conspiracy Claims, COVID-19: Fatigue Remains, But Ignore the Global Situation at Your Peril, Construction Industry Safety Awareness, Heat Protection Awareness: It’s starting to get hot again in many places and in other places heat is a constant issue, Emergency Action Plans, ICE Issues New Form I-9 for Mandatory Use Starting November 1, 2023, New Federal Proposed Rule Addressing “Pay Equity and Transparency in Federal Contracting”
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Jennifer L. Eaton
By The Power of the Court Compels You: The Frequency and Result of Motions to Compel in the Norfolk and Newport News Divisions of the Eastern District of Virginia, Extraordinary Times Call for Extraordinary Force Majeure Clauses, 11 tips to survive your freshman year as an associate, How Sports Made Me a Better Pro Bono Attorney, I’m So Lost: Navigating the Labyrinth of Legal Ethics, Professionalism, and Civility to Improve Understanding, Avoid Discipline, and Enhance the Legal Profession
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