Today, Dean Morse Tan spoke at the Lynchburg Bar Association monthly luncheon. His presentation was as compelling as his message.
Dean Tan spoke on lawyers, and the profession as a whole, finding the ethical moral core and operating from a place of principle.
[Read more…]The LBA is pleased to present our first community service opportunities for the year!
[Read more…]Lynchburg Circuit Court has issued a new order suspending jury trials through at least September 30, 2021 in light of the local surge in COVID-19 cases. This order can be viewed here.
The order was entered on September 16, 2021 so it applies for the next two weeks.
Covid-19 numbers have gone up in Lynchburg recently. You can view those numbers via the Virginia Department of Health’s website. You can also view Centra Health’s numbers which they update daily.
I will send additional updates as they become available.
About David Cox….
I have enjoyed practicing Bankruptcy law for over 20 years in the Lynchburg area. I feel blessed to have worked with such wonderful people at Cox Law Group during this period and appreciate the opportunity to practice alongside such excellent attorneys at the firm like Dave Wright, Janice Hansen, and Heidi Shafer. We have developed a strong team to help individuals, families, farmers, and small business owners dealing with overwhelming debt, and I look forward to continuing to fulfill this mission of our firm for many years to come.
The Supreme Court of Virginia’s Declaration of Judicial Emergency continues with the court’s fifteenth order. This order extends the judicial emergency through January 24, 2021.
The Supreme Court of Virginia has approved Amherst, Bedford, Nelson, and Campbell counties to resume jury trials. Lynchburg has not yet been approved.
However, Amherst, Campbell, and Lynchburg have each entered orders suspending jury trial through January 31, 2021.