We are thrilled to announce that Blake Weiner Law, PLLC, has achieved a significant legal victory, securing a $1.5 million jury verdict in federal court against Old Dominion National Bank.…
When two parties engage in a legal dispute, the resolution often occurs through a settlement. In the realm of civil lawsuits, a settlement refers to an agreement reached between the…
In June 2023, in Sabbakhan v. City of Richmond, et al. (case number 3:23-cv-00131-REP) Blake Weiner Law, PLLC, reached a settlement agreement with respect to Ms. Sabbakhan's claims against the…
Many people assume that in order to successfully sue the police for misconduct, and to obtain a substantial amount of compensation, they must have suffered severe injuries. That is simply…
Assuming that you have the facts necessary to sue the police, and have hired Blake Weiner Law to represent you, what happens next? Does the Firm immediately file a lawsuit?…
In many criminal cases, a Motion to Suppress is often the best defense and argument that a criminal defendant has in fighting his or her charges. A Motion to Suppress…
If you are charged with a defective arrest warrant in Virginia, can the Commonwealth of Virginia still successfully prosecute you? As with all areas of the law, the answer is:…
Virginia Obstruction of Justice Laws can be found in Chapter 10, Article 6 of Title 18.2 of the Virginia Code (Virginia Code 18.2-460). However, it’s crucial to note that framing…
In Commonwealth v. Claros, 2022 Va . Cir. LEXIS 85, a Circuit Court Judge in Fairfax County Virginia granted the Defense's Motion to Suppress evidence. The Virginia Judge held that…
Criminal Discovery in Virginia General District Court is unique. To start, when you have been charged with a crime, "discovery" is the process of obtaining information from the government that…