July 1, 2020
Comments Off on Section 230 bars suit against Twitter
Twitter is immune from plaintiff’s defamation suit under 47 U.S.C. § 230. Twitter’s motion to dismiss is granted. As an initial matter, the court rejects plaintiff’s argument that this is the second motion to dismiss before the court and thus ...
Tagged with: Defamation Henrico County Circuit Court Judge John Marshall Virginia Circuit Courts
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November 20, 2019
Comments Off on Virginia is proper venue for defamation claim
Where plaintiff claims that the Virginia defendants, an individual and a corporation, defamed him on Twitter and that defendant Twitter Inc. negligently allowed the posts to remain on its social media platform, Virginia is the proper venue for all claims. ...
Tagged with: Civil Procedure Henrico County Circuit Court Judge John Marshall Virginia Circuit Courts
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February 28, 2017
Comments Off on Woman developed infection after getting pedicure – $1,003,537 Verdict
On Oct. 12, 2012, plaintiff went to defendant nail salon for a pedicure. By admission, the salon owner and her employees did not follow industry guidelines and manufacturer recommended procedures when cleaning and disinfecting the pedicure tools and basins between ...
Tagged with: Henrico County Circuit Court Judge John Marshall Million-Dollar Verdicts Personal Injury
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February 27, 2017
Comments Off on Pedicure leads to infection, then $1M verdict in Henrico
A Richmond woman who developed an infection in her legs after getting a pedicure won a verdict of just over a million dollars from a Richmond-area salon this month. Richmond lawyers James “Jamie” Kessel and Robert C.T. Reed represented Samantha ...
Tagged with: Henrico County Circuit Court Judge John Marshall Pedicure Personal Injury
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