Morgan Griffith: The inauguration of Virginia’s new governor
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Seventy-three governors have served the Commonwealth of Virginia since 1776. On January 15, 2022, that number will rise to 74 with the inauguration of Glenn Youngkin.
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Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin names four to senior staff
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Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin announced today four additions to his senior staff.
Northam announces administration appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments on Friday.
Herring sues Town of Windsor, alleging discriminatory policing
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Attorney General Mark Herring has filed suit against the Town of Windsor alleging that its police department has operated in a way that led to discrimination against African Americans and violated their constitutional rights.
Former Arlington priest charged with sexual assault of minor
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring has secured two felony charges against retired priest Terry Specht, 69, of Donegal, Pa., for alleged sexual assault against a minor.
Who can file an asbestos or mesothelioma trust fund claim?
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Anyone who developed the rare type of cancer called mesothelioma can file a claim. Asbestos appears in so many products that it’s not necessary to prove specific asbestos exposure to qualify.
Former AG nomination candidate Jay Jones stepping down from House seat
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Jay Jones, who mounted a challenge to Attorney General Mark Herring in the spring primary season, announced today that he will be stepping down from his House of Delegates seat.
Page County man sentenced to five years for cockfighting, animal cruelty
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Dale Comer Jr., 42, of Page County has been sentenced to five years in jail after he was convicted of 26 counts of felony animal fighting, 20 counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty, and one count of felony drug possession.
Converting your LLC to a C-Corp: How to do it
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Why should you convert your existing LLC to a C-Corporation? Let’s find out.
Biden Administration cracking down on medical fraud and white-collar crime
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The Trump administration was very lax on white-collar crime, reducing fines and prosecutions in that field. With Biden’s 100th day in office slowly approaching, the president and his team seem determined to return these policy changes to Obama-era ways.
