Volume 2022, Issue 2

GREETINGS! This month we include a brief update on some of the legislation we mentioned last month as we continue to monitor activity at the Virginia State House. Some progress and some delays are highlighted below. We also share a recent honor awarded to our associate Justin. We hope you find the information included interesting and informative. We welcome your input. Feel free to email, call or text us anytime at 703-836-3366 with questions or suggestions. All the best, The Curcio Law Team

UPDATES FROM THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE SESSION

As the Virginia Legislature continues to work through the 2022 legislative session, we wanted to update you regarding some of the pending bills that we brought to your attention in our last eNewsletter.   HB 1132- The purpose of this bill is to allow the Court to pay settlement funds directly to a responsible adult (usually a parent) when... Read the full article

OUR RECENT BLOGS

What We Consider When Preparing For Trial When gearing up for a trial, there are specific considerations attorneys at Curcio Law take to thoroughly prepare for our client's day in Court. Are Recorded Statements to Insurance Companies Discoverable? See why the lack of direct authority from the VA Supreme Court makes the discoverability of these statements tricky.

Great News! The National Trial Lawyers has announced that our associate, Justin Curcio, has been selected for inclusion into its "Top 40 Under 40 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers" in Virginia. This honor is awarded only to a select group of lawyers for their superior skills and qualifications. Membership is by invitation only and is limited to the top 40 attorneys in each state or region who have demonstrated excellence and have achieved outstanding results in their careers in either civil plaintiff or criminal defense law.  Congratulations Justin!

IN THE NEWS

New Data: Traffic Deaths Jumped 12% Through Last Fall Experts attribute increases in large part to changes in behavior that began when the coronavirus first spread. Effort to Lure the Washington Commanders to VA passes House Bipartisan push to build a stadium in Northern VA advanced in the General Assembly.

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