Virginia Invitee Law
<h2><center> Saanford Jones v. Kroger Limited Partnership </h2></center>
Norfolk, Virginia personal injury lawyer represented the Plaintiff who sued on a premises liability theory claiming $2.4 million in damages.<br> <br> If the property owner fails to exercise reasonable care to maintain the premises, which results in injury to the invitee, they could be held liable for damages. Under Virginia law, if the property owner has invited you to visit their premises, you ar... More...
$1 (04-16-2024 - VA)<h2><center> Beverly Grigby v. Walmart, Inc. </h2></center>
Big Stone Gap, Virginia personal Injury lawyer represented Plaintiff who sued Defendant on a premises liability negligence theory.<br> <br> "This case was filed in the Wise County Circuit Court, CL23-53, and was removed to federal court by Walmart.<br> Premises liability law in Virginia is based on the concept of duty of care. This means that property owners have a duty to keep their property safe... More...
$0 (08-04-2023 - VA)<center> <h2> Yorhonda Milldred Pooler, s/k/a Yorhonda Mildred Pooler v. Commonwealth of Virginia </h2> </center>
<center><P><font color=”FF0000”><h2><br> Need help finding a lawyer for representation concerning appealing a statutory burglary conviction in Virginia?<br> <br> Call 918-582-6422. It's Free.<br> </font><br> </h2><br> </center><br> On appeal, this Court “consider[s] the evidence and all reasonable inferences flowing <br> from that evidence in the light most favorable to the Commonwealth, ... More...
$0 (01-31-2020 - VA)Travis Burns v. Gregory Joseph Gagnon
These companion appeals arise out of a personal-injury suit brought by a former Gloucester High School (GHS or school) student who was injured in a fight with another student on school grounds. On the morning of the fight, an assistant principal at the school received a report that the fight would occur sometime that day. He did not act on the report before the fight.<br><br>The injured student su... More...
$0 (04-20-2012 - VA)S. Charles Volpe v. City of Lexington
The primary issue in this appeal is whether the City of Lexington, which owned and operated a riverside park that included a low-head dam, owed a duty to warn its invitees of the dangers posed by the dam. We also consider whether the circuit court properly struck claims of gross negligence and willful and wanton negligence.<br> <br> BACKGROUND<br> <br> On April 23, 2006, Charles O. Volpe (“C... More...
$0 (05-21-2011 - VA)Michael H. Kellermann v. Paul McDonough
The primary question that we consider in this appeal is whether adults who agree to supervise and care for a child owe a duty to exercise reasonable care in the supervision and care of that child.<br><br>II.<br><br>Michael H. Kellermann, administrator of the estate of his daughter, Jaimee Elizabeth Kellermann, filed a wrongful death action against Paul McDonough and Paula McDonough (the McDonoughs... More...
$0 (11-05-2009 - VA)<a href="http://www.courts.state.va.us/txtops/1020680.txt" target"_new">Nelson v. Great Eastern Resort Management</a>
The parties do not dispute the relevant facts, which will be recited here in the light most favorable to the party prevailing in the trial court. Gardner v. Phipps, 250 Va. 256, 257, 462 S.E.2d 91, 92 (1995). On January 26, 2000, Lisa S. Nelson was a business invitee of Great Eastern Resort Management, Inc., which operates in Virginia under the trade name of Massanutten Ski Lodge (Massanutte... More...
$650000 (01-10-2003 - VA)Giant of Maryland, Inc. v. Charlotte H. Enger
Business Invitee, Assault - The plaintiff, Charlotte H. Enger, filed her amended motion for judgment against Geo Asfaw, Giant Food Stores, Inc., and Giant of Maryland, Inc. She alleged, among other things, that she incurred personal injuries when she was attacked by Asfaw, an employee of Giant of Maryland, Inc. According to the Plaintiff, she went to the defendant's store to purchase som... More...
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