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  1. The Rough-and-Tumble Business World

    Laws are designed to control, but not displace, the competitive marketplace. Correspondingly, most loss economic opportunities do not provide the losing party with a legal remedy. Take, for example, the Virginia Supreme Court’s ruling in Williams v. Dominion Technology Partners,

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  2. Three Bad Acts Do Not a Conspiracy Make

    The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia, in Schlegel v. Bank of America, rejected a Virginia business conspiracy claim because “but for” allegations are insufficient to prove a conspiracy. In Schlegel, the plaintiff alleged that one of …

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