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06/04/2026

Starting July 1, 2026, Virginia law will prohibit employers, including hospitals, physician groups, and other medical providers, from entering into, enforcing, or even threatening to enforce non-competition agreements against health care professionals. If your organization currently uses non-competes, or if you are a health care professional subject to one, don’t overlook this!

Starting on July 1, 2026, important changes are coming to Virginia’s health care professionals and their employment landscape. Starting July 1, 2026, Virg

05/22/2026

Don't forget to take a moment this Memorial Day weekend to honor our fallen service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. Our office will be closed in their honor on Monday, May 25th.

05/19/2026

Once again, we are humbled by the trust our clients put in us. Every client we serve, we serve as a team. While they may have one attorney and paralegal they interact with, rest assured there's an entire group of people "backstage" ensuring every aspect of their legal issues are cared for. We talk more about our "back stage, front stage" approach on our website: https://www.dlgva.com/behind-the-curtain-how-davis-law-group-delivers-a-better-client-experience/

05/13/2026

A Letter of Intent memorializes the key terms of a proposed commercial real estate transaction before the parties draft a formal Purchase and Sale Agreement. It functions as a type of roadmap, establishing where the deal is going before anyone commits to the journey. Learn more about why it's so critical before sitting down at the closing table.

You've found the right property. The seller is ready to negotiate. Everyone is eager to move forward. So why slow things down with a Letter of Intent? Buyers a

05/01/2026

If you’ve gone through the process of creating an estate plan, finalizing a business transaction, or establishing an LLC, you know how much paperwork you can wind up with. Now it’s time to safely store and secure them. So, what do you do? Read our latest blog to find out!

A common question for our attorneys, and a smart one to ask – you yourself may have wondered - what is the best way to store important legal documents? If

04/30/2026

Three of our very own attorneys were selected as 2026 Super Lawyers! Did you know that less than 2.5% of attorneys are selected as "Rising Stars" and less than 5% are named Super Lawyers in their field of practice? You can learn more about the selection process on the Super Lawyers website, but in the meantime, a big Congratulations to Grant, SuAnne and Stephen for this acknowledgement of excellence!
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04/15/2026

Our own SuAnne Hardee Bryant just won a significant case before the Virginia Court of Appeals, and the ruling has important lessons for anyone with a premarital agreement.

In the case, the court upheld a premarital agreement in which a husband had waived his right to a share of his wife's estate six weeks prior to their marriage in 2000. When she passed away in 2023, he sought to claim a portion of her $17 million estate, arguing the agreement was signed under duress and obtained by fraud. The court disagreed, finding the agreement was voluntarily executed and fully enforceable. SuAnne noted that while premarital agreements come up often in divorce cases, few deal with spousal waivers in the context of estate administration, making this a notable ruling for Virginia estate law.

The big takeaway? Premarital agreements aren't just about divorce. The language you agree to today can determine what happens to your estate and your loved ones after you're gone. Review these agreements carefully with an attorney before signing!

This case was reported by Eric T. Berkman in Virginia Lawyers Weekly, April 13, 2026. The full article is available to subscribers at

The Court of Appeals of Virginia upheld a premarital agreement waiving the right to an elective share of a $17 million estate, rejecting claims of duress and fraud.

04/07/2026

Whether your parent left behind a will, a trust, or both, understanding your rights as a beneficiary can help you manage expectations, ask the right questions, and protect your interests throughout the process. Here’s what you should know, depending on the estate structure.

Losing a parent is one of life's most difficult experiences. Add to that the complexity of navigating estate administration, and it can feel even more overwhelm