Glenn Feldmann Darby & Goodlatte is pleased to announce that six of its shareholders have been named as one of the top attorneys in Virginia for 2012.
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Collection is not a dirty word. It is a necessary and helpful part of any business. Revenue allows the business to operate and employ people.
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Executive Summary: It is one of the more important agreements co-owners can enter when beginning a new business or continuing an old one.
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Many articles on wills and powers of attorney address the financial side of estate planning. This article examines planning ahead for medical decisions when a person is unable to give directions on healthcare.
Written by Gordon Hickey of the Virginia Lawyer, Volume 60
One day in June 1910, 161 young men—well, they were all men, though not necessarily all young—sat down in a room in Roanoke and took the first Virginia Bar Examination.
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“The first thing we do, let’s kill all of the lawyers.” This phrase from Shakespeare’s King Henry VI has been used in modern times to express contempt for lawyers.
GFD&G participated as a hole sponsor at RADAR’s Annual Golf Outing held on September 7, 2011 at Ashley Plantation Country Club in Daleville, Virginia.
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GFD&G was a Bronze Level Sponsor for the Roanoke Greek Festival held September 16, 17, & 18, 2011.
When purchasing real estate, a buyer should review and understand the restrictive covenants and zoning conditions that affect the property under contract.
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There was a time when powers of attorney were considered a “throw in” in the estate planning process, to be routinely added to the documents deemed more essential to the estate plan, usually wills and trusts.
Continue reading “Powers Of Attorney – Planning For Disability”
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