Tremblay & Smith attorney, Evan D. Mayo, argued and won the case on behalf of a group of residents (plaintiffs) of Botetourt County in urging the DEQ to further review plans for building a wind farm near their homes. Read about Tremblay & Smith’s victory on behalf of their clients… A Tremblay & Smith Win for Clients: Botetourt County Wind Farm Needs Further Review
The Richmond-Times Dispatch recently reported on a defamation case our firm filed in Albemarle County Circuit Court on behalf of Judge Bradley B. Cavedo, a sitting Circuit Court judge in the City of Richmond. The case alleges that then-Senate Candidate Daniel Gade published defamatory remarks of or concerning Judge Cavedo… Tremblay & Smith files Defamation Suit on behalf of Judge Bradley Cavedo against Daniel Gade
At the Greenbrier on April 1, 2017, Thomas E. Albro received the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The award is one of the highest honors bestowed by the VTLA, and has been awarded only three other times since its inception. The VTLA Lifetime Achievement Award is meant to “recognize… Thomas E. Albro honored by VTLA with the Lifetime Achievement Award
Facebook, the largest social media network in the world, published about thirty-one million messages and posts per minute in 2015. Instagram, Twitter, and Linkedin boast smaller numbers, but not by much. As social networks have expanded, so have the cases in which plaintiffs have successfully recovered damages for defamatory statements made on social media sites. Cases like Courtney Love’s have even created new terms of art in defamation, like ‘Twibel,’ which means a libelous statement made on the Twitter platform.
