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025-7-243 – Alexander v. The Martin Agency
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//September 22, 2025//
Alexander v. The Martin Agency, Record No. 0272-24-2, Sept. 9, 2025. CAV (unpublished opinion) (Causey). From the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond (McClenney). Richard F. Hawkins, III (The Hawkins Law Firm, PC, on briefs), for appellant. Nicole Bergstrom (Maura J. Wogan; David B. Lacy; Grayson B. Cassada; Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz, PC; Christian & Barton, LLP, on brief), for appellees. VLW 025-7-243. 9 pp.
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