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If you are a Virginia landlord still using a five-day pay-or-quit notice, stop. As of July 1, 2026, Virginia Code § 55.1-1245(F) gives a residential
Virginia used to have a simple non-compete rule. You could not use one with a low-wage employee, and everything else was governed by common law
Many Virginia LLCs are formed quickly — sometimes in a day — with owners assuming that a shared business idea and mutual trust will be
A Virginia business breakup is rarely just a business problem. When LLC members or business partners fall out — over money, control, records, customers, or
Virginia home improvement contract requirements are not just paperwork — they are a regulatory compliance obligation, and failing to meet them can cost a contractor
A partnership is created when two or more individuals agree to operate a business as co-owners. A partner does not have to be an individual.
A contract is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties in which each party has rights and obligations. For example, in a typical
The coronavirus pandemic has affected nearly every aspect of our lives. In the context of business, pandemic-related concerns have called into question whether parties can
What you Need to Know about Opening a Business in the Commonwealth While franchise agreements are ultimately a product of contract law, Virginia is only
Can you enforce a contract with errors? Clients routinely ask our attorneys if a poorly crafted document is enforceable, whether because of mistakes, errors, typos,
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