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Dish Network is being sued by a family who say their child was molested by one of the company's installers. The family claims that Dish Network is liable because they knew that the employee was a sex offender but went ahead and hired him anyways for a job that would give him access to people's homes. It looks good for the family because juries don't exactly take kindly to child molesters and those who give them the opportunities to operate.

However, the defendant's lawyer recently tried to challenge the jurisdiction of the case, probably their last resort, by claiming that the case should be in Federal court rather than VA State Courts. Their argument was that there existed a "diversity of citizenship" because the offender had previously resided in Maryland. How long ago did he live in Maryland?

Well he was arrested in 2005, served time in VA, and had been living in Richmond since 2001 at the latest with countless documents listing his residence in Virginia. Needless to say, the court ruled that the man was a citizen of Virginia for all intents and purposes and the case was remanded to VA courts. Talk about a last ditch effort, not even sure what the point was anyways. It's hard to find any court that looks anything close to favorably on sex offenders. Read the entire court opinion on this child molester case here .

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Posted on Jun 06, 2009

Personal injury attorney Ben Glass announces that The Ultimate Guide to Virginia Accident Cases has now been translated into Korean by Fairfax attorney David Marks.

This is a remarkable book and an important tool for all accident victims. The fact that the book is in English and Korean should be of major benefit to Northern Virginia accident victims.

Members of the Virginia Korean community should speak to an experienced personal injury attorney and, more importantly, should order this book before speaking to the insurance adjuster.

The Korean Accident Book book can be ordered HERE.

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Posted on Jun 02, 2008

Here is a summary of some recent verdicts and settlements in Virginia. Each case is different. Past results by any lawyer are not indicative of future results. Virginia is a conservative jurisdiction and juries tend to be very tough.

Here are the most recent summaries.

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Posted on Nov 07, 2008

According to FrederickNewsPost.com

A Virginia man was killed Sunday evening after losing control of his car on a rural road in Dickerson.

Kevin Jay Bacon, 53, of Great Falls, Va., was driving north on Elmer School Road near Whites Ferry Road when he lost control of his 2007 Lexus LS460 and collided with a tree, according to Montgomery County police. The crash happened about 7:15 p.m.

Bacon died at the scene, according to police.

A Burmese mountain dog, which was also in the car, did not survive the crash, according to police.

Fire and rescue service personnel responded to the scene.

Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Collision Reconstruction Unit are investigating the crash. Anyone who may have information about this collision is asked to contact detectives at 301-840-2435.

Our condolences go out to Mr. Bacon's family

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After hearing about slip and fall cases quite a bit recently and blogging on a case against Food Lion being allowed to go to trial I decided it might be worth it to take a closer look at the status of slip-and-fall litigation in Virginia. It's often said that Virginia is among the most difficult states to prove slip-and-fall liability.

Here's my take on slip-and-fall cases in Virginia and key components that make up a successful claim .

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