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021-8-003 – Depp v. Heard
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//January 19, 2021//
Depp v. Heard, Case No. CL-2019-2911, Jan. 4, 2021, Fairfax Cir. Ct. (White). Elaine Charlson Bredehoft, Carla D. Brown, Adam S. Nadelhoft, David E. Murphy, J. Benjamin Rottenborn, Joshua R. Treece, Benjamin G. Chew, Andrew C. Crawford, Camille M. Vasquez for the parties. VLW 021-8-003, 10 pp.
Verdicts & Settlements
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- Workers’ Compensation- Seasonal worker paralyzed in tobacco baler accident
- Medical Malpractice- Death from cancer followed stomach pain misdiagnosis
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- Negligence and Tort – Group home resident falls, sustaining femur fracture
- Medical Malpractice – Nursing facility patient dies after fracturing ankle in fall
- Medical Malpractice- Patient has bladder injury during colostomy reversal
- Premises Liability- Apartment guest burned by gas grill spewing fire
- Motor Vehicle Negligence – Physician sustained hand injuries in crash
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Opinion Digests
- Criminal – Court of Appeals wrongly vacated murder conviction
- Tort – U.Va. prevails on former professor’s claims
- Constitutional – Company’s due process claim against county is dismissed
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- Patent and trademark – Amazon patent infringement suit transferred to New Jersey
- Tort – Chesterfield County dismissed from wrongful death suit
- Consumer Protection – Lawsuit over kratom survives motion to dismiss
- Criminal – Defendant convicted of attempted sexual exploitation of a child
- Evidence – Motion to exclude transmission expert is rejected
- Damages – Court awards pre-judgment interest following parties’ acquiescence
- Employment – Court approves overtime wage collective action settlement
- Search & Seizure – Warrantless search of hotel room safe upheld
