A major human resources association has filed a lawsuit against its internet provider, seeking damages after a service outage allegedly caused significant financial losses.
A non-profit medical association has filed a lawsuit against another health organization, alleging unauthorized use of its federally registered trademarks.
A Hillsville man received a sentence of over twelve years in federal prison for exploiting minors online through grooming and purchasing explicit material via Discord. Authorities say he admitted buying…
A former administrator has filed a lawsuit against the Portsmouth City School Board, alleging defamation, breach of contract, and violations of constitutional rights.
A Chinese company and an individual have filed a lawsuit in the Eastern District of Virginia, alleging that multiple Amazon sellers are infringing on their FOAM GLOW trademark.
A marketing agency has filed a lawsuit against its former senior executive and his new business, alleging breach of contract, misuse of confidential information, and solicitation of employees and clients.
A delivery driver has filed a lawsuit against Hoffman Beverage Company, alleging unpaid overtime and improper classification under federal and Virginia law.
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia will introduce a new Electronic Document Submission System (EDSS) starting April 15, 2026. The service aims to help self-represented…
An Alabama man has pled guilty to attempting to entice a minor relative from Danville through online messages. Authorities say Kenneth Melvin Doss used social media to solicit explicit material…
Charles Herman Aardema III from Ripplemead faces federal charges for allegedly importing DMT from Brazil and distributing LSD locally. Law enforcement officials say multiple agencies participated in intercepting shipments linked…
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has announced that its Roanoke clerk’s office will remain open on April 3, while the Harrisonburg location will be closed. Electronic filing services through CM/ECF will…
Hearings scheduled for April 6 in Roanoke’s bankruptcy court will be conducted remotely via Zoom. Judge Rebecca B. Connelly will preside, and technical support is available for participants.
A public notice has been issued announcing openings for two new magistrate judge positions. Details about the application process and requirements have not yet been disclosed.
Registration has opened for this year’s Twelfth Annual Western District of Virginia Bankruptcy Conference, scheduled for May 29 at Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia. The event offers CLE credits and…
A Virginia resident has filed a federal complaint against Capital One, claiming the bank did not properly investigate nearly $20,000 in disputed credit card charges related to an online dating…
A Springfield man has been convicted by a federal jury for assaulting his then-girlfriend with a hatchet while camping in Shenandoah National Park last August. Multiple witnesses testified about hearing…
A technology company has filed a lawsuit seeking $675,000 from a government contractor, alleging breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
A former firefighter paramedic has filed a lawsuit against the City of Salem and a fire department supervisor, alleging retaliation after reporting workplace concerns.
A Maryland man has been sentenced to over three years in prison for conspiring with a doctor to illegally distribute prescription drugs across multiple states. Zion Oluwademilade Adeduwon pleaded guilty…
A former senior intelligence analyst has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Defense, alleging the agency failed to respond to his Freedom of Information Act request related to whistleblower…
A real estate listing service has filed a lawsuit seeking emergency court intervention against software provider Remine.
A Wyoming-based payment processing company has filed a federal lawsuit against its former general manager and several others, alleging theft of funds, trade secrets, and business opportunities.
A former executive at a Virginia nonprofit has filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination and retaliation based on her race and disability.
A former Maritime Career Planner has filed a lawsuit against the Hampton Roads Workforce Council, claiming discrimination based on disability and sex, as well as retaliation for requesting accommodations.
Six individuals have been sentenced for a scheme that defrauded Virginia’s Medicaid program out of $10 million over six years through false billing at a home health agency. The owners…
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