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I’m Corey Pollard, a Virginia trial lawyer for injured people, disabled adults and children, and accident victims with Jenkins Block & Associates, founded in 1977. The Firm’s legacy speaks for itself.. I’ve had the opportunity at Jenkins Block & Associates to help people in their time of need. Most of my cases involve either: (1) a seriously injured worker who faces permanent disability and wage loss; (2) a disabled adult whose combination of physical and mental health impairments prevents him or her from working full-time; (3) a disabled child whose medical condition prevents him or her from functioning at the same level as peers; or (4) a negligently caused serious injury arising out of a car accident or tractor-trailer accident. Many of our cases come from other lawyers who know we can handle the complex nature of Virginia workers’ compensation and Social Security disability claims, health care providers, and past clients for whom we have obtained fair compensation and disability benefits.. Many of the cases I handle involve more than one area of law. The rules and regulations that govern Virginia workers compensation, Social Security disability, Long-term disability, personal injury, and employment law matters are connected. For example, if you are injured in a car accident while on the job, you have rights under the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Act and Virginia personal injury laws. If the accident causes severe injuries that restrict you to light duty, your employer must comply with federal employment laws. And if your accident prevents you from returning to work, you may be entitled to Social Security disability benefits. This interaction between workers’ comp, disability, injury, and employment law is why I limit my practice to these areas. I’ll use every available legal option to get you the payment you deserve.. I like helping people get justice under the law, and I like to write about the law. Educating injured workers, disabled adults, accident victims, employees, and labor union members about their legal rights is important to me. I’m the author of An Injured Employee’s Guide to Virginia Workers’ Compensation, which you can get a copy of by sending me an email. I’m also the author of an extensive website and blog, which you’re reading right now. Because of my legal writing, I’m often contacted by other attorneys and members of the general public to answer questions about legal issues in Virginia workers’ compensation, FMLA, and Social Security disability claims.. I enjoy spending time with my wife, Leigh, our dog, Simba, and playing basketball and golf. When I’m in the mood for punishment, I cheer on my favorite football team, the Washington Redskins.. My Background. Born and raised in Newport News, Virginia, I traveled down Interstate-64 to earn my Bachelor’s degree, cum laude, from the College of William & Mary, where I was a varsity swimmer. I earned my law degree, cum laude, from the University of Richmond School of Law. In law school I served on the Client Counseling & Negotiation Board, the Richmond Journal of Law and the Public Interest, and and was selected as a teaching assistant in Legal Research and Writing.. I began my legal career as an associate attorney with Whitt & Del Bueno, a workers’ compensation and liability defense firm that represents many of Virginia’s largest employers and insurers. But representing insurance companies and employers who put profits over people was not how I wanted to spend my career. That’s why I switched to plaintiffs’ work and ran Dozier Internet Law Firm, a boutique litigation firm that represented people like you in internet defamation, copyright, and trademark matters, before joining Jenkins Block & Associates.. Legal Advice Disclaimer. I am a licensed attorney in Virginia. I do provide legal advice, but only to my clients – people who have a written retainer agreement with me – and I will not provide legal advice through this website. Please do not act on anything you read on the internet. Though I might write about a legal issue that is relevant to the facts of your case and your situation, my articles should not be considered legal advice. High-quality, professional legal advice requires an in-depth discussion with you about your case, an investigation into all relevant facts – good and bad, and research into the relevant statutes and case laws.. Let’s Work Together to Win Your Case. Please give me a call at  or email me at  to see how we can help you resolve your work injury, disability, personal injury, or labor and employment law case. Let’s get started together on your road to financial, emotional, and physical recovery.

It's an honor and a privilege to be a member of the Virginia State Bar, and I awake thankful everyday that I'm a lawyer with the opportunity to help people in need.  Whether you've received a speeding ticket, you've been charged with a serious felony, you've been injured in an automobile accident, or you have an issue with your family, I believe I can help you.  I have a diverse practice with an emphasis on criminal, personal injury, and domestic relations law.  If the case could end up in front of a judge or jury, chances are that the case falls within my expertise.. I grew up in South Boston, Virginia, and after graduating from VMI I worked for three years in the healthcare construction industry.  I eventually decided I wanted to be a lawyer, and after law school I became a prosecutor in Southampton and Mecklenburg County.  During my time as a prosecutor, I tried numerous felony and misdemeanor criminal cases in front of judges and juries.  I then entered private practice, where I've continued to broaden my practice.  I represent large companies, single mothers, college students, business people, construction workers, and everyone in between.  There is no case too big or small, and I pride myself on having honest communication with all my clients.  I never promise a successful outcome, only that I will do everything in my power to get a favorable result, fight as hard as I can, and handle your case with the utmost integrity.. I spend most of my free time with my wife, Elizabeth, at our home here in Richmond.  I enjoy spending time with friends and family when I'm not at the office.  I'm an avid college football fan and spend Fall Saturdays pulling hard for Elizabeth's alma mater, The University of Alabama Crimson Tide.  In the Winter I enjoy watching college basketball and try not to miss many UVA games.  When the weather warms up, I enjoy spending as much time as possible outside, and I especially enjoying grilling different types of meat and fish.  We're proud members of First Presbyterian Church and try to stay as active as we can with church functions.. I hope this introduction tell you a littel about more than just my law practice.  If you have questions about a legal matter, please do not hesitate to contact me.  I'm here to help and look forward to speaking with you soon.. Ben

It takes the right attorney to navigate state and federal courts and to keep up with new regulations that businesses face every day.. Fortunately, there’s John K. Byrum, Jr. He practices in our Regulated Industries, Environmental, Administrative Law, Litigation and Appellate Sections.. John helps energy companies comply with state and federal regulatory requirements. He counsels clients navigating state and federal environmental or other permitting processes, and defends companies and individuals in civil or criminal administrative enforcement actions. John also represents clients in commercial litigation in state and federal courts and in mediation or arbitration proceedings.. John has advocated on behalf of clients in legislative or regulatory proceedings before the Virginia General Assembly, the U.S. Congress, the Virginia State Corporation Commission, the United States Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and other state and federal agencies.. Prior to law school John worked for a number of years as a legislative assistant to U.S. Congressman Herbert H. Bateman. John served for eight years as an Assistant Attorney General, five of those as the lead litigator for the Commonwealth’s several environmental that role, John handled cases at both the state and federal levels, in administrative proceedings, at trial and on appeal, regarding air, water, waste, toxic substances and other environmental permitting and enforcement issues. John has also litigated several cases before the Virginia State Corporation Commission and more than 100 appeals before the Court of Appeals of Virginia, the Virginia Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.. An Ohio native, John earned a bachelor’s degree from the College of William & Mary and his law degree from the University of Richmond’s T.C. Williams School of Law. During his time at the University of Richmond, John was a member of the Law Review and Moot Court Board and published articles in the Law Review as well as the National Journal of Trial Advocacy. John has lectured on state and federal storm water and wetlands regulations and on defending against regulatory enforcement action. He’s also co-authored a handbook on Virginia administrative law.

ina recently graduated from the University of Richmond School of Law, where she concentrated on Intellectual Property law and earned University of Richmond’s Intellectual Property Certificate. A John Marshall Scholar and member of the prestigious Order of the Coif, Rina also served as the Lead Articles Editor of the University of Richmond Law Review.. While in law school, Rina enjoyed a clinical placement with the Honorable Judge Henry E. Hudson at the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Virginia, where she observed court proceedings and researched, wrote, and edited memorandum opinions. In a special seminar, Rina extensively researched corruption in the Olympics and the implications for the 2016 Rio Games, co-authoring an initial essay in 2014 as well as a final report forthcoming in spring 2016. Additionally, Rina engaged in a pro bono placement with the Richmond Global Health Alliance. Rina was also a member of the McNeill Law Society, the Thomas Jefferson Intellectual Property American Inn of Court, and the Women’s Law Student Association, and served as a board member of the Student Intellectual Property Association.. Rina began her legal career in 2014 as a summer intern at Virginia College Savings Plan, where she assisted the general and associate counsel with a variety of legal matters, including privacy, data breach, and trademark registration and protection. Along with researching and drafting memos, Rina was responsible for developing a data breach notification policy encompassing all 50 states.. Before pursuing her law degree, Rina worked in publishing for nearly 10 years. After working as a writer, editor, and graphic designer at a number of newspapers, she quickly worked her way up to Creative Director & Senior Editor at Ranch & Coast Magazine, a monthly lifestyle publication in San Diego, California. Rina’s wide-ranging responsibilities included writing and editing a variety of content, designing and building the final magazine each month, managing the website, and working closely with advertising clients.. When not practicing law, Rina enjoys reading, traveling, and photography.

Ian is a graduate of the University of Virginia and the University of Richmond School of Law. Ian was admitted to the Virginia State Bar in 2014. Ian is steeped in public interest experience and has focused on consumer law throughout his law school and professional career. Ian represents consumers on various types of issues, with a focus on debt defense and auto fraud.

I'm an aggressive criminal defense and domestic relations attorney.. I have handled every type of criminal and traffic case from Speeding, DUI, and Driving Suspended to Murder and Rape.  I understand how important your rights are and will do everything legal and ethical to defend and protect your rights.  I also know how important a license is to those in rural communities.  Without a license, people in rural communities have no chance of paying for their basic necessities.. I also handle all types of domestic cases including uncontested divorces, contested divorces, child support, child custody, spousal support and adoptions.  Your children are your most prized possession.  Don't let someone dictate terms to you on when, where and how you spend time with your childre.  I'll work to make sure you will be a part of your child's life.  I'll also work to make sure you get your fair share of a divorce settlement or a child support or spousal support case. I work in many counties including Powhatan, Goochland, Richmond, Henrico, Hanover, Colonial Heights, Amelia, Hopewell, Cumberland, Chesterfield, Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Nottoway, Prince Edward, Buckingham, Appomatox, Charlotte, Halifac, Mecklenburg and Lunnenburg.

I work tirelessly for my clients, whether it be negotiating with the other side or handling a case through trial.  What I want is what you want - the outcome you deserve in the most efficient, effective manner.

I was a critical care nurse before embarking on a career change to law.  In my years of legal practice, I have successfully defended healthcare providers in the very complex medical malpractice cases and tried many of them to defense verdicts, including cases involving radiology, neurology, neurosurgery, cancers, obstetrics and gynecology, cardiology, cardiothoracic emergency medicine, nursing, critical care, chiropractic, pulmonology, orthopedics, psychiatry, and all areas of medical and nursing care.. Additionally, I have successuflly represented healthcare providers before state licensing boards and hospital peer review investigations.. Further, I asisst health care providers to be compliant with state and federal privacy laws and regulations such and developing policies and procedures as required by state and federal regulations.

I started my career as a trial lawyer and have worked solely in the area of estate planning and administration since 2006. My international experience and love to travel have given me a greater understanding of people from different backgrounds and life situations. Graduating from two Law Schools in different countries and passing the Virginia Bar Exam has given me skills to help your family cope with incapacitation or the loss of loved ones.. From the first year of my first Law School, I knew that estate planning and administration is the only area of law that I wanted to practice. Proper estate planning helps you to secure the future for multi-generations, protect every family member in case of incapacity, mental illness, bad life or business decisions, marriages, or divorces.. Professional estate administration is able to relieve your precious loved ones from bureaucratic procedures when they need it the most. You can feel comforted that after a family member suffers death, disability or incapacity, your assets and needs will be taken care of according to your wishes.. As an estate administration attorney, it is my goal to do my utmost so that every client can feel comfort and confidence that their estate plan will be followed precisely and timely.

I practice criminal and traffic law in the Richmond area.  I also am a real estate developer in the City of Richmond.  I practice law in the following cities and counties:  City of Richmond, Chesterfield County, Henrico County, Hanover County, Caroline County, City of Petersburg, Dinwiddie County, Greensville County, Prince George County, Goochland County, Mecklenburg County, Brunswick County, Sussex County, New Kent County, Louisa County, City of Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Spottsylvania County, King George County, King William County, Essex County, City of Neport News, and several more.  I generally practice within 2 hours of Richmond but I have practiced in most of the Courthouses in Virginia.. Much of my practice is devoted to representing people charged with Reckless Driving, Driving Under the Influence, Possession of Marijuana, and many other state misdemeanor and felony charges.  I try to avoid practicing in Federal Court.  I have been in court almost every day for 28 years.  I prosecuted many murders, robberies and rapes during my time in the Commonwealth Attorney's Office.. At the present, I spend about half of my time practicing law and the other half of my time focused on my real estate projects.  The rest of my time is spent with my family.  I coach baseball, basketball and soccer.  At times, I have coached 6 to 7 different sports teams each year.. Claude Whitehead III, Esq.

I personally handle all aspects of my clients’ cases from the initial consultation to trial. I take great pride in the personal attention I am able to give to each client and I am never too busy to answer your calls. I understand how important your case is to you and will work hard to make sure that all of your concerns are met from day one. The initial consultation is always free.. I was born and raised in the Richmond area, graduating from Lee Davis High school in 1981. After high school, I enlisted in the United States Air Force and later returned to the Richmond area to get my Bachelor of Science degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. I graduated from the University of Richmond School of Law in 2001.. Prior to forming my own firm, I worked for Robert S. Carter, P.C. while in law school and after I graduated.  I then went to work for Tuck & Associates, PLC as an associate attorney.. During my free time I enjoy running and am a member of the Richmond Road Runner Club. I also enjoy traveling and riding my Harley Davidson™ with the Steel Horse Chapter of the Harley Owners Group.

I love the outdoors, exercising, playing tennis, golf, cooking, dancing, biking, and my hunting dogs.  Oh, and my family!  The cooking has made it difficult to exercise like I used to since I am now in the "Clydesdale Division" in my races.. I am also probably the only conservative consumer advocate in the country.  I just believe in the free market system.  If we permit businesses and corporations to cheat, without being punished by a jury or a court, then the fraud will continue. Success in business will be the result of being the best liar or cheat or who has the most power in Washington DC, rather than success being the result of providing the best service, or product,  or providing the product at the best price.

I have spent the last 43 years in a trying cases in Virginia and neighboring jurisdictions.   My practice was mostly criminal and insurance defense work for 20years and for the last 23 years it has been mostly representing plainitiffs in personal injury cases.  I have tried almost every conceivable personal injury case.  My results have earned me recognition as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, a Fellow of the Virignia Law Foundation, and a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and numerous other Bar Associations.  I am presently the President of the Virginia State Bar, the mandatory Bar Association in Virginia with 45,000 members.  My firm is a small personl injury litigation firm consisting of Len Paris, Keith Marcus, and me.  We have over 100 years experience and an experienced staff to offer our clients.

I have spent my entire 23 year career dedicated to defending those charged with criminal offenses.  As the Capital Defender for Central and Southeastern Virginia for 10 years, I successfully represented clients in the highest profile cases charged with the toughest offenses.  I have experience handling the most serious cases in all parts of Virginia, from Tidewater to the Shenandoah Valley and everywhere in between. I am a Past-President of the Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Richmond School of Law.

I have practiced law for almost 20 years in New York City and the East Bay of San Francisco. I started my career in the Bronx as a public defender and then as a Federal defense which included  white collar crime, Rico, murder, and many other, complex Federal cases.. After about five years intense trial litigation, I decided to turn my sights towards personal injury. I worked for a personal injury Law Firm and rose through the ranks very quickly. I love personal injury because it makes me feel good to see those who are injured by others John went to pay their fair share of the pain and suffering.. Fast forward five years later, and I am married and sick and tired of working for others so I decided to go solo.. I bring my customers the  zealous advocacy that I have learned as a criminal defense attorney and the many hundreds of hours in the courtroom. Consequently, I am not afraid to.take a big case to trial if they are not wise enough to settle for a reasonable amount.. Part of My Success is that I nurture the relationship between myself and my clients. Thus, I know more tuan anyone else how to turn a good case to great case.. I can honestly say that I have not had an unhappy client in over 20 years.. This is why my slogan is:. "Smart enough to win. Small enough to care.". scott

I have over twenty-five years of experience as an attorney, handling insurance defense, premise liability, automobile accidents, personal injury, workers compensation and commercial matters.  I have been licensed to practice law in four states, including Virginia and Pennsylvania.   I also act as a Guardian ad Litem for children in Virginia.   I have a variety of litigation experience that gives me an unique perspective on cases and situations.

I have over 30 years of experience at large regional, national, and international corporate law firms.  I specialize in matters involving soil and groundwater contamination and also have extensive experience in occupational safety and health (OSHA) compliance.  In Califoria, I also have a vibrant landlord tenant practice, representing landlords and tenants throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.. I have practiced and am licensed in three states:  California, Illinois, and Indiana.   My large firm background includes time at Parker, Milliken, Clark, O'Hara & Samuelian (Los Angeles, CA); Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather & Geraldson (Chicago, IL); Jones Day (Chicago, IL); and Ice Miller LLP (Indianapolis, IN).   Over the course of my career, I have represented dozens of Fortune 500 companies as well as small companies, local governments, small family businesses, and individuals.  I have represented employers in over a dozen workplace fatality cases, and have assisted clients with environmental, safety and health enforcement cases, compliance audits, and in numerous litigated cases.. My goal during my representations is to provide the client with competent but affordable legal advice, and to come up with creative ways to help my clients handle their legal problems with as little financial impact to their bottom line as possible.

I have been a bankruptcy attorney for more than 25 years and during that time have helped thousands of clients file chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcies. I graduated from the law school at the College of William and Mary in 1990 and came to Richmond to practice law. I have one daughter who is now 19 years old and I live and work near VCU in the fan area of Richmond.. Most of my current business comes from client or attorney referrals.  I run a small, boutique law practice and all I do is consumer bankruptcy filings.  We offer exceptional service at very affordable prices and wodl be happy to set a free consulation for anyone looking for more information. You will get email responses within 12 to 24 hours from me, even on weekends and my staff is always happy to try to help you if you call the office at a time when I am away from my desk.  We know you by your first name, not as a number.  We remember your unique situaiton and, unlike some of the bigger firms, you will be able to talk to somone you have actually met and talked to before when you call my office to discuss your case.  In the field of Consumer  Bankruptcy, bigger is not always better and it does not matter as much whether you have a lot of attorneys to talk to as it does that you have an experienced attorney who knows what you need and is available when you need assistance.

I have been practicing law for over 40 years. Through my involvement in legal associations like the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, I am able to associate with leading attorneys in many areas of law.  I served as Chairman of the General Practice Section of the Virginia State Bar and have been a member of other Bar committees.  I am the proud recipient of The Legal Information Network for Cancer (LINC), Krista Latshaw Pro Bono Award.

I have been in practice since 2001 and I have always focused on domestic relations law.

I have been a personal injury attorney my entire career.  There are three reasons why I have been successful in the field:. (1) I work hard.  What you reap is what you sow.  If you don't put in the groundwork to do the job right, then the job won't be done right.. (2) I like new ideas.  A lot of attorneys have been handling cases the same way for their entire careers without questioning whether it was actually the best way to handle them.  It is easy for everyone to get into a routine in their job and repeat the same tasks over and over and attorneys are no different.  I do everything I can to avoid that and to handle my cases for my clients in a manner that makes insurance companies uncomfortable because it is not the "norm.". (3)  I'm a fairly simple person and I take pride in that.  You can see the same, repeated words used in a lot of attorney's advertisements on this website and others.  Everybody calls themselves dynamic, or passionate, or innovative, or so on.  Traits that sound impressive, but don't require any real support.  I don't speak or act that way in my personal life so I don't speak or act that way in my professional life.  Instead, I talk to all of my clients as normal people.  I think the worst mistake a lot of lawyers make is thinking that they need to act like a lawyer, or be somebody that they are not.  I've always found that the best way to communicate is to be yourself and allow the other person to do the same.  That sort of communication results in both people being on the same page, which allows them to work toward the same goal together.

I graduated from the University of Richmond School of Law and was accepted to the Virginia Bar in 2012. Less than 30 days after being admitted to the bar, I launched my own legal practice. What began in my home office has quickly grown to a practice with multiple attorneys and staff serving literally thousands of clients both in the Commonwealth of Virginia and throughout the world.. Immigration is the largest area of practice at my firm, and I have personally handled more than one thousand immigration matters ranging from family-based green cards, DACA, and deportation defense to business immigration matters such as H-1B and EB-5 visas.. I am also the principal of a recently designated EB-5 Regional Center, Utah Global Investments.. As an extension of the firm’s immigration practice, I also lead the firm in litigation over the detention and treatment of immigrants. Finally, I currently teach an Immigrant Rights practicum course as adjunct faculty at the University of Richmond School of Law.. In addition to immigration, I help businesses and non-profit organizations with issues ranging from branding, marketing, and trademark registration to business registration, management, and contractual matters.

I focus my practice on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims. I also handles personal injury matters. When working with clients in SSDI and SSI cases, I can assist with everything from filing the initial application to going through the appeals process, including representing clients in hearings before administrative law judges.

I focus my practice on civil litigation, including business law, family law, and personal injury cases.  Each of my clients is given the personal attention they deserve and treated with the utmost respect.  Attention to detail and creative problem solving are the keys to helping my clients reach their goals.

I economically and efficiently help clients resolve the issues associated with the dissolution of their marriage.  This effort takes a fundamental understanding of finances, good trial lawyer skills and the ability to navigate a highly charged emotional playing field.