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We’re honored to continuously receive recognition in Virginia and beyond for our amazing legal team. Over the years, CowanGates has been awarded by notable companies such as Virginia Lawyers Weekly, U.S. News & World Report, Best Lawyers, American Institute of Legal Counsel, Super Lawyers, and many others. As experienced attorneys with a shared passion for practicing law, we’re constantly striving for excellence by staying up-to-date with the latest industry insights and trends. To serve our community, we also create monthly blog articles on important topics to share with our clients.

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Co-Parenting Through Separation and Divorce: Best Practices and Legal Considerations

Co-Parenting Through Separation and Divorce: Best Practices and Legal Considerations Navigating the complexities of co-parenting during separation and divorce requires careful consideration and a strategic approach. The well-being of your children hinges on your ability to maintain a cooperative relationship with your ex-partner while ensuring all legal aspects are addressed effectively. CowanGates’ guide in this blog will provide you with essential best practices and legal insights to facilitate a smoother transition. Embrace Effective Communication Effective communication is [...]

September 9th, 2024|

3 Reasons To Donate Blood in Central Virginia

3 REASONS TO DONATE BLOOD IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA Blood donations help an array of patients live longer lives — which is why every year, CowanGates partners with the American Red Cross and Salisbury Country Club to host our Memorial Blood Drive in honor of our founder, Frank Cowan. As you may know, there are many benefits to donating but we’ve compiled a list of our top three reasons to give blood in this critical climate where less [...]

January 7th, 2024|

Where can you file a personal injury lawsuit in Virginia?

HOW CAN YOU FILE A PERSONAL INJURY LAWSUIT IN VIRGINIA? If you have questions about personal injury cases in Virginia, it’s best to hire a knowledgeable personal injury attorney to explain your options. In the Code of Virginia, § 8.01-262 provides where lawsuits can be filed in Virginia. Generally, a personal injury plaintiff can file suit: Where the defendant resides or has his principal place of employment or, if the defendant is not an individual (i.e. is [...]

June 14th, 2022|

How much can you sue for in a personal injury claim in Virginia?

HOW MUCH CAN YOU SUE FOR IN A PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM IN VIRGINIA? If you have questions about personal injury claims in Virginia, it’s best to hire a knowledgeable personal injury attorney to explain your support options. The short answer is, generally, a Plaintiff can ask for any amount. However, asking for an amount does not mean that a party will ultimately receive that amount as an award or settlement. Additionally, as with everything, there is more [...]

May 26th, 2022|

How do personal injury settlements work in Virginia?

HOW DO PERSONAL INJURY SETTLEMENTS WORK IN VIRGINIA? If you have questions about personal injury settlements in Virginia, it’s best to hire a knowledgeable personal injury attorney to explain your support options. A “settlement” is an agreement between an injured person and negligent person and his or her insurance carrier to resolve a claim. Almost universally in personal injury matters, the settlement will be between the injured party and the negligent party’s insurance carrier. In exchange for [...]

November 22nd, 2021|

What You Need to Know about Child Support in Virginia

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CHILD SUPPORT IN VIRGINIA If you have questions about child support in Virginia, it’s best to hire a knowledgeable family law attorney to explain your support options. People often come to us with questions about child support – How is child support calculated? If my ex and I have equal time with our kids, I won’t have to pay anything, right? What if I can’t afford it?  Here are some of [...]

October 22nd, 2020|

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