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Our clients hired an individual and a business that represented themselves as licensed Class A contractors to perform substantial work on their home. Relying on those representations, our clients paid a significant deposit up front.
After taking the money, the defendants failed to perform any meaningful work on the project. They repeatedly delayed, then stopped responding altogether and did not return to the property.
The lawsuit contained allegations of breach of contract and violations of the Virginia Consumer Protection Act based on the defendants’ false claims about their licensing status, their acceptance of a large deposit, and their failure to perform the promised work.
The Virginia Beach Circuit Court entered a $60,000 judgment in favor of our clients, providing compensation for their financial losses and the harm caused by the defendants’ misconduct.
Disclaimer: Case results depend on a variety of factors unique to each client’s matter. Past results, including this $60,000 judgment, do not guarantee or predict similar outcomes in any other cases.
Our client entered into a consignment agreement with a car dealership to sell his truck. He delivered the vehicle and signed paperwork authorizing the dealership to sell it on his behalf.
The dealership sold the truck but never paid our client any of the sale proceeds. Despite repeated requests, the dealership refused to account for the money or honor the contract.
The lawsuit contained allegations of breach of contract and violations of Virginia’s Consumer Protection Laws based on the dealership’s failure to remit the proceeds from the consignment sale. The defendant disputed liability and claimed it did not owe the full amount demanded.
The Westmoreland County Circuit Court entered a judgment for $115,326.01 in favor of our client, reflecting the value of the vehicle, related damages, and applicable relief under the Consumer Protection statutes, including our client’s attorney’s fees.
Disclaimer: Case results depend on a variety of factors unique to each client’s matter. Past results, including this $115,326.01 judgment, do not guarantee or predict similar outcomes in any other cases.
2025. Our client previously received radiation to the head and neck as treatment for throat cancer. Years later, he underwent dental extractions and placement of implants.
During the dental procedure and follow‑up, he developed serious complications, including implant failure and exposed jawbone. He was ultimately diagnosed with osteoradionecrosis and required multiple surgeries, including removal of dead jawbone and reconstruction.
The lawsuit alleged that the treating dentist should have recognized the increased risk from the prior radiation and taken additional precautions, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy, before proceeding. The defendant disputed both the standard of care and whether any different treatment would have changed the outcome.
After extensive discovery and expert review, the case was resolved at mediation for a $1,800,000 settlement, which included compensation for significant past medical expenses and future care needs.
Disclaimer: Case results depend on a variety of factors unique to each client’s matter. Past results, including this $1,800,000 settlement, do not guarantee or predict similar outcomes in any other cases.
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