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Election Day – Get Out to Vote!
On Sunday, November 3rd, Atoosa Reaser spent the day with Former Vice President Joe Biden, Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton and Governor Terry McAuliffe canvassing to encourage community members to vote at a Loudoun County “Get Out the Vote” event. Voting is an important responsibility for all of us. It gives us the chance to have our Read More
Read MoreAtoosa Reaser Running for School Board
On November 5, 2019, our very own, Atoosa Reaser will be on the ballot for the Loudoun County School Board, in the Algonkian District. By merging her professional background in law with her passion for youth advocacy in education, Atoosa has embarked on a new journey to use her knowledge and unique skill set to Read More
Read MoreCaulkins & Bruce, PC Welcomes Greta P. Iliev
Caulkins & Bruce, PC is pleased to announce that, in 2018, Greta P. Iliev joined our firm as a Litigation Associate. We are excited to welcome Greta and know that she will broaden the firm’s skillset and enhance the firm’s civil trial practice. Among other accomplishments, Greta has served as a Legal Intern at the Read More
Read MoreOur Office Has Moved!
Caulkins & Bruce, PC is pleased to announce that our practice has moved to a new office building – 2311 Wilson Blvd., Suite 625, Arlington, Virginia 22201. Our telephone, fax, and email contact information will remain the same. We will continue to provide the high caliber legal services that our clients expect from our new Read More
Read MoreAvoiding and Challenging a Default Judgment in Virginia
If you learn that a default judgment has been entered against you or your business as a defendant in a lawsuit, it is important to seek legal advice immediately. How quickly you act can have a tremendous impact on your ability to overcome a default judgment. How to Avoid a Default Judgment Although there are Read More
Read MoreChanges to § 8.01-454 Double Fines for Judgment Creditors Who Fail to Acknowledge Payments in a Timely Manner
In 2014, the Virginia General Assembly took steps to help ensure that judgment debtors are credited with payment in a timely manner. The reform to Va. Code § 8.01-454 raises the fine from $50 to $100 when judgment creditors fail to acknowledge with the court that a judgment debtor has made even a partial payment Read More
Read MorePutting Some Basic Agreements in Place at the Beginning Can Be Key to a Successful Business
Entrepreneurs face many challenges when starting a new business. Taking the time to put to structure the relationships between the founders, and to document key relationships with partners, contractors and employees are items that always seem to be on the “to do” list. However devoting the time and resources to take care of these tasks Read More
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