Nordic Capital has made a minority equity investment in RLDatix, according to a news release.
RLDatix, with its U.S. offices in Chicago and Fairfax, Va., is a provider of governance, risk and compliance solutions for healthcare. The company
Doe v. Fairfax Ruling: Sexual Assault Reports Constitute Actual Notice
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently decided what constitutes actual notice for sexual harassment in Title IX cases. A school has actual knowledge, also referred to as actual notice, when a report is made to any school official, regardless
Fairfax Virginia Social Security Office Has Moved!
The Fairfax Virginia Social Security office, which used to be located at 11212 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia, has relocated to a new location. The new office address is 10800 Parkridge Blvd, Suite 100, Reston, Virginia.
Under normal operation, Social
Three Categories Of Victims
The Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Board has suspended a convicted attorney.From the press release of the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of VirginiaA federal jury convicted a Fairfax attorney today on charges of conspiring to defraud and to
Another Congressional Demand on NRA
Fairfax Special Needs Attorney: 3 Considerations When Choosing a Standby Legal Guardian for Your Adult Child with Special Needs
by Fairfax Special Needs Attorney Sheri Abrams
Choosing a standby or successor legal guardian who can make decisions for your adult child with disabilities if you are unexpectedly incapacitated or pass away can be a daunting and difficult challenge. There
Why are courts so stuck on emojis?
A week ago Facebook introduced five new reactions consumers can now use to respond to content on the social media site. But the law is still dealing with the last batch.
Court Throws Out Plaintiffs’ Attempt to Block Protections for LGBTQ Youth
In the on-going struggle to ensure equal opportunity for LGBTQ youth, opponents have fought back. In Fairfax, Virginia–one of the nation's more progressive districts–the school district had adopted policies to protect gay and transgender students from discrimination and harassment. In
Print subscriptions for law reviews way down
According to a recent study by Professor Ross Davies of George Mason University School of Law, subscriptions rates are in decline, in some cases precipitously so. For example, the Harvard Law Review has seen its subscription numbers fall from 8,760 in
The Mother Church in Pain Gail Heriot
I grew up at Truro Church in Fairfax, Virginia. I was baptized and later confirmed there. I’ve probably sung every hymn in the hymnal–many of them hundreds of times. "I Sing a Song of the Saints of God" is still