Tag: Litigation

When Court is the Best Option for Your Divorce

Posted April 19, 2021 By Emily C. Baker

In recent years, proceeding with divorce using collaborative methods has become the “modern” way to divorce in Virginia and the District of… Read More

California Federal Court Grants Government’s Motion to Dismiss in Whistleblower Suit Against Gilead

Posted November 6, 2019 By Rosie Dawn Griffin

Yesterday, Judge Chen of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California dismissed claims alleging that Gilead Sciences, Inc.… Read More

DOJ Wins Round Three in National HealthCare Analysis Group Cases – Will the Sequoia v. Swift Circuit Split Widen?

Posted October 3, 2019 By Rosie Dawn Griffin

We previously reported about a group of False Claims Act (“FCA”) cases brought by the National Healthcare Analysis Group (“NHCA”), a Wall… Read More

I’ve Just Been Served in Virginia. What Do I Do Now?

Posted May 11, 2016 By Emily C. Baker

Being “served with papers” can be quite a jarring experience, especially if a lawsuit against you was unexpected. It is normal to feel anger,… Read More

When Do You Have No Choice But to Litigate Your Divorce Case?

Posted March 28, 2016 By Jonathan M. Dana

Abraham Lincoln famously said: “Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbors to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the… Read More

Picking the Right Litigation Team When Divorce Litigation Is Necessary

Posted October 15, 2014 By Jonathan M. Dana

The four things you should look for when you are choosing a divorce litigator are: experience, preparation, insightfulness and… Read More