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A Whitestone Young attorney obtained a verdict of $2,200,000.00 for an injured client in one of the largest personal injury judgments in Prince William County in recent memory. Plaintiff, a 35-year-old female, suffered a catastrophic injury to her leg on…
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Virginia lawmakers recently initiated discussions regarding the decriminalization of marijuana possession in the state; to be sure, this includes HB 972, which would decriminalize simple marijuana possession and penalize those caught with marijuana with a small fee of $25, and…
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