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Business spat between Daryl Hall and John Oates has been resolved in arbitration, attorneys say

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Daryl Hall and John Oates have resolved their dispute over a Hall & Oates business partnership through arbitration…See the Story

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Youngkin praises Virginia’s economy, dismissing Democrats’ concerns over Medicaid and job cuts

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Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin said Thursday that Virginia’s economy is thriving after ending its fiscal year with high revenues, a characterization Democrats criticized as rose-colored in light of budgetary decisions in neighboring Washington, D.C.Glenn Youngkin · Virginia See the Story

3 Virginia Sheriff's Deputies Who Were Injured in Gunfire While Executing a Search Warrant Are OK

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GRETNA, Virginia (AP) — Three sheriff’s deputies injured in gunfire while executing warrants in southern Virginia were “shaken up” but doing well, officials said Wednesday. The warrants were for brandishing a firearm and trespassing, said Pittsylvania County Sheriff Michael W. Taylor. They were also serving a protective order, he said. There was an hourslong standoff but it ended peacefully and with the suspected shooter in custody, Taylor told …International · Virginia See the Story

Former Aon employee sues over denied in-office work request

Story highlights · Former Aon employee alleges ADA violations for denying full-time in-office work · Plaintiff has ADHD and claims remote work harmed job performance · Complaint alleges discrimination, harassment, and retaliation after accommodation request · Case could reshape legal thinking on in-person vs. remote ADA accommodations In a twist on the typical post-pandemic employment Former Aon employee with ADHD sues under ADA, alleging discri…Virginia, United States · Virginia See the Story

State rules amended for amicus brief filings

New Virginia rules require disclosures in amicus briefs and set stricter deadlines for filings in appellate courts, effective August 17.Virginia, United States · Virginia Read Article

Trial date set for judge accused of bribery

Judge Richard McGrath will stand trial in April 2026 on a felony bribery charge. McGrath is chief judge of the 15th Judicial District General District Court and is not hearing cases until the legal matter concludes.Virginia, United States · Virginia Read Article

Bar seeking candidates for 2 council vacancies

The Virginia State Bar is seeking candidates for two bar council vacancies in Northern Virginia. The deadline to submit nominations is Sept. 2.Virginia, United States · Virginia Read Article

Court dismisses suit over pulled job offer

A Massachusetts federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a superintendent candidate whose job offer was rescinded after he opened a group email with the word “ladies,” which some school committee members viewed as a microaggression.Virginia, United States · Virginia Read Article

Employee sues after request to work in office is denied

In a twist on the typical post-pandemic employment dispute, a former employee is suing insurance giant Aon for being denied the right to work in person.Virginia, United States · Virginia Read Article

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Youngkin praises Virginia’s economy, dismissing Democrats’ concerns over Medicaid and job cuts

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Former Aon employee sues over denied in-office work request

State rules amended for amicus brief filings

Trial date set for judge accused of bribery

Bar seeking candidates for 2 council vacancies

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