The latest news from Bosson Legal Group, P.C. Bosson Legal Group, led by Tim Bosson, provides legal services in the areas of for-profit and nonprofit corporation law and civil litigation to individuals and organizations throughout Northern Virginia and D.C., including Fairfax, Merrifield, Falls Church and the jurisdictions of Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Arlington County, Prince William County and the City of Alexandria.
A Virginia jury awarded almost $1.5 million in damages to Bosson Legal Group’s client, finding a neighboring couple’s campaign of harassment was malicious and violated Virginia law. The verdict concludes a 2-year legal battle over the harassment – which included fake criminal charges, swarms of bees, defamatory signs, and surveillance with over 75 cameras.
Read MoreFollowing oral argument by Bosson Legal Group’s attorneys, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled a district judge erred in dismissing a religious accommodation suit against Inova Health. A win for religious freedom, the lawsuit will again move forward against Inova in the district court.
Read MoreA Grand Jury formally indicted Richard “Craig” Tadlock, the contractor at the center of several lawsuits Bosson Legal Group filed on behalf of victimized families. BLG is litigating three civil suits against a real-estate agent and brokerage that are alleged to have helped connect Tadlock to the homeowners he victimized.
Read MoreFollowing closing Bosson Legal Group's closing arguments, a Loudoun jury awarded over $697,000.00 in damages to our client, finding her former home contractor’s fraudulent conduct in renovating her home violated Virginia law.
Read MoreFollowing briefing by BLG’s attorneys, a three-judge panel ruled against ex-attorney Bradley Pollack in his frivolous appeal of a trial court ruling that quashed his lien for attorneys fees. BLG attorneys Tim Bosson and Arie Jones successfully achieved full compensation for Ms. Jahshan for the attorney’s fees she incurred defending against Pollack’s campaign.
Read MoreFollowing closing arguments by BLG’s attorneys, a Fairfax County jury awarded BLG’s client $175,555.45 in damages, finding that a Chantilly-based renovation company breached its contract by delivering incomplete and defective work.
Read MoreBLG secured a policy limits settlement with a commercial auto insurer after it initially denied coverage to a woman who was severely injured and partially disabled when struck by an intoxicated driver. The parties reached a resolution prior to trial, with the commercial auto insurer tendering its full policy limits of $1,000,000.00, and the Defendant’s personal insurer contributing an additional $25,000.00.
Read MoreIn early June, the Fairfax County Circuit Court issued an opinion letter, siding with Bosson Legal Group and provided further clarity to the Virginia Supreme Court’s Rule governing motions to stay discovery.
Read MoreIf you have been injured by a drunk driver, you may be eligible to receive punitive damages, in addition to compensatory damages for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, etc.
Read MoreVirginia Attorney General Jason Miyares and former U.S. EEOC officials each filed amicus briefs supporting BLG’s appeal of a ruling that threatens to strip religious Virginians of their protections against religious discrimination in the workplace. BLG originally filed suit against Inova Health Care Services for wrongfully firing a nurse due to her religious beliefs in violation of federal civil rights law.
Read MoreA Prince William jury awarded Bosson Legal Group's client $784,000 in damages, plus $75,000 in attorney fees. The client was damaged by a construction company that lied to him about their qualifications and broke the terms of their own contract. BLG ensured our client was made whole.
Read MoreBosson Legal Group’s attorneys filed a $3.3 million lawsuit against Loudoun County on behalf of local homeowners whose residence was destroyed by severe flooding. The Plaintiffs, former residents of Loudoun’s Selma Estates neighborhood, allege County officials constructed a berm behind their home despite knowing it would increase the risk of flooding to some homes.
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