As we previously reported, portions of CareFirst’s antitrust claims concerning STELARA® (ustekinumab) survived summary judgment in December 2025.
On January 14, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia reconsidered that decision and granted summary judgment
For those into baseball, the last week of the season is going to be pretty wild with several wildcard teams trying to figure out positioning and some even trying to figure out if they are going to make the playoffs
A recent decision from the Western District of Virginia offers a clean illustration of a principle that decides many Virginia defamation cases at the outset: context and word choice often determine whether a challenged statement will be treated as a
Generative AI may transform everything relating to trust and estate practice — from research to drafting to client communication. With new efficiencies, however, come new risks for trusts and estates practitioners. Tim Ferges presents at the Virginia State Bar Association
When a noncompete sentence trails off into an incomplete clause, is fixing it a permissible typo correction or an instance of “blue-penciling” that Virginia law does not allow? The Court of Appeals considered this issue last month in
Natalie K. Mitchell—Senior Attorney
The law in Virginia, as with most states, is that a business owner and its invitees have a special relationship in the law, in that the business owner has a duty to its
Our SALT team will be sharing insights this week at two leading industry programs covering state tax audits, controversy, litigation strategy and Maryland’s digital tax developments.
2026 TEI Audits & Appeals Seminar
Members of our SALT team are pleased to
Lawletter Vol. 51, No. 4
Cassidy Crockett-Verba—Senior Attorney
Geofence warrants, which allow law enforcement to acquire an individual’s cell phone location data from Google, have been subject to repeated challenges under the Fourth Amendment’s prohibition against unlawful
Lawletter Vol. 51, No. 4
Natalie K. Mitchell—Senior Attorney
The law in Virginia, as with most states, is that a business owner and its invitees have a special relationship in the law, in that the business
