">Who to sue? Who’s doing the suing?
Apr 15th, 2010 by Peter Vieth
Today's crop of 18 opinions from the Supreme Court of Virginia brings additional evidence that lawyers still struggle to follow the rules about proper parties in civil actions.
In Johnson v. Hart, the beneficiary of a will was dissatisfied with the work of the attorney who served as executor of the will. When she sued the ...
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