Where a county Board of Supervisors met in closed session and discussed the contents of an ad to replace the county attorney, and also discussed alternatives to the current county attorney set up, the board violated the Virginia Freedom of ...

Tagged with: FOIA Judge Jeffrey W. Parker Rappahannock County Circuit Court Virginia Circuit Courts

Plaintiff is a 63-year-old female who was crossing the street when she was struck by a vehicle. She fractured her tibia and underwent a successful surgery. Defendant driver claimed the sun was in her eyes and that she did not ...

Tagged with: Personal Injury Rappahannock County Circuit Court

A plaintiff who alleges the town of Washington, the Inn at Little Washington and a non-party, Trinity Episcopal Church, entered into a “scheme” whereby the Inn would receive $20,000 and conveyance of a public right-of-way, in exchange for the Inn ...

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On Feb. 18, 2012, plaintiff was rear-ended on Route 522 in Rappahannock County. He was slowing to make a right turn into a friend’s driveway when a 1986 International tractor-trailer, driven by the defendant, struck the rear of his 1998 ...

Tagged with: Personal Injury Rappahannock County Circuit Court

A Rappahannock County Circuit Court grants a widow’s motion for partial summary judgment recognizing her right to all testator husband’s personal property and real estate “currently” in the testator’s name, interpreted as property owned at the time of the testator’s ...

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A Rappahannock County Circuit Court declines to strike Dominion Virginia Power’s defenses to a landowner’s action for inverse condemnation, but orders respondent to supplement its discovery responses. The owner’s counsel requested respondent to furnish certain data respecting both a calculation ...

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Defendant, a neighbor in a subdivision of 50 lots, took rocks from old “dry-stack” stone walls on the plaintiff’s lot (Lot 2) for material to make a stone wall entranceway along his property and the common lane. Defendant claimed that ...

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