Throughout Northern Virginia and the Northern Shenandoah Valley, the attorneys at Hall, Monahan, Engle, Mahan & Mitchell provide sound, professional advice and exceptional representation to individuals and businesses needing legal assistance in the areas of civil litigation, personal injury, employment law, business law, estate planning, real estate, local government law, family law, and criminal law.  Please see below for more information on the firm's major areas of practice. The attorneys in the firm are experienced in all areas of civil litigation, including personal injury and business and commercial, construction, employment, estate, contract, land use, and divorce litigation. Our firm handles personal injury and wrongful death cases involving car, motorcycle and trucking accidents, products liability cases involving defective products, and slip and fall cases and similar cases of premises liability where an accident occurs on another's dangerously unsafe property. If the accident occurred on the job, we can help you obtain an appropriate workers' compensation award for your workplace injury while also identifying any third party liability claims that may exist.

Our lawyers are experienced handling the most serious injuries, including brain and spinal injuries and burn injuries; we understand the unique issues presented by catastrophic injuries in making sure that all costs and other damages are recovered. The firm's attorneys have represented both employers and employees in the full range of employment law matters, including wage and hour law and overtime violations; employment discrimination and sexual harassment; From negotiation and review of employment agreements to mediation of conflicts, to representation before the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry, the Virginia Human Rights Council, and state and federal courts, our lawyers have the background and skill to make sure our clients' rights are protected and best interests promoted in every situation. There are numerous types of business entities which may be formed under Virginia law, including business trusts, stock and nonstock corporations, general and limited partnerships, and limited liability companies.

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Our lawyers negotiate and draft transactions with an eye toward preventing future disputes or misunderstandings, and to making sure the client is protected in the event of breach of contract allegation or other dispute. business for sale buxton victoriaWhen disputes do arise, the firm utilizes 45 years of civil litigation experience to ensure that the matter is resolved efficiently and effectively, with satisfactory results for the client.advanced handyman services phoenix The firm engages in comprehensive estate planning and administration from the simple to the complex, drafting wills and trusts designed to fulfill the client's estate plan while maximizing tax advantages for the client and intended heirs and beneficiaries, and minimizing the time and expense of probate. business for sale muizenberg

The firm's attorneys also shepherd estates through probate, and represent parties in will contests and other estate litigation. From negotiating a land deal to closing a commercial or residential sale, the firm's attorneys handle every aspect of real estate law and deal with every issue that may arise. With long experience dealing with local governments, the firm's attorneys can properly address issues such as land use planning, zoning and re-zoning, and eminent domain. The firm is also experienced in handling commercial landlord-tenant matters for either party. The firm has represented city and county governments in all of their legal needs, including zoning and regulatory land use matters, employment issues, vendor contracts, intergovernmental agreements, public utility service, ordinances, and organizational issues such as open meetings and open records laws. The firm's family law practice covers all aspects of the marriage relationship, from prenuptial agreements to divorce to post-divorce modifications of domestic relations orders, as well as other family law matters including child custody and support, paternity, adoptions, and guardianships.

Any criminal charge, including a traffic violation, driving under the influence (DUI), or misdemeanor charge, can have serious consequences. Our attorneys utilize their years of experience to achieve the best possible result for clients accused of a crime, whether that result is an acquittal at trial, dismissal of charges, or a favorable plea such as probation or alternative sentencing. As a general practice firm with more than 45 years of experience, the firm is able to provide efficient and effective service in most legal matters encountered by individuals and businesses. For immediate assistance in any of the above areas, contact the lawyers at Hall, Monahan, Engle, Mahan & Mitchell at their offices in Leesburg or Winchester. I am a friend or relative of resident My dad is living in the assisted living section of Buckingham's Choice. I visit him him frequently. I have encountered staff that are caring, responsive, and VERY attentive to my dad's needs. I have lunch and dinner with him several days a week.

The food is excellent. The building and grounds are well cared for. There are activities going on every day for those who want to keep busy. My dad especially likes the gym. All the amenities wouldn't matter at all if the care he received was sub-standard. That's not the case at all. The nurses and other staffers keep an eye on Dad. If he leaves his apt. Without his walker, someone will stop him in short order to get it for him. It seems like everyone knows him, and whether or not it's their responsibility, they will answer his questions, get him what he needs or just stop to chat with him. I feel so good knowing that he's in a caring and nurturing environment. Very disappointed with this facility. Ready to contact the media. My parent had been in here for over a year. The food has gone downhill, cheap cafeteria food.The building is HVAC is poorly installed , thus the apartment is sweltering at 82 F , no recourse to adjust down. The Integrace Co. who has taken over is not responsive to any concerns of the residents.

The Security staff recently was recently downgraded to Safety(?) status. They are no longer bonded and vetted, putting the residents at great risk. For the ridiculous price of the buy- in of over 1/4 million dollars, I find it horrendous to take advantage of the senior citizens who were dupped into moving in to this facility. I visited this facility We have signed a contract for Buckingham's Choice. My dad is very capable and very mobile, but he is 81, and it is difficult for him to have my mother who is not terribly ambulatory. Other places, they could accommodate assisted living, but Buckingham's Choice is the only facility that would allow my parents to be in the independent situation, where you can bring in people for as long as they’re needed. In their current home, they have care coming in, but they work in blocks of time of two or three hours even if they’re needed for only 15 minutes. One of the nice things about Buckingham's Choice is that if Mom needs help with her medication or if she needs help getting a shower for only 15 minutes, they are only charged for 15 minutes.

The facility is fully staffed and only charge for the amount of time they are actually there. It basically gives my parents the ability to live independently as long as it is safe. Then, they can transition into other various categories. What I particularly like about this facility is that the staff seems to know everyone instantly. As we walked around the halls with the marketing people, we passed by people they knew by name. I just found it to be a holistic and genuinely caring facility. We were impressed by Buckingham's Choice. There were several buildings, and they had one-bedroom homes for people who were ambulatory. They had kind of a hotel large dining room. The staff were all very good and very attentive, and we were able to get everything that we asked for. We were very pleased. I am a friend or relative of a resident My dad was in a rehab a while back for his heart. When we were sent to go to a rehab, I asked about Buckingham's Choice. When I found out that they only have two beds, usually for Medicare patients, and then I kind of knew that something must be up.

It must be a very good facility. The room he has is not a great room at all because it is off to the back. But the quality of care is better than the room. They have many activities like bingo and dance-exersice. You could dance in your wheelchair by just moving your body. They have different guest speakers and trips to go different places. It was very nice. What stands out is there is nobody that back-talks to you like the other places. Like if you would ask a question, and they will be defensive; Buckingham is never like that. If there is anybody that you know, I will definitely say that Buckingham's Choice is the way to go. I've done a lot of looking around, and that is the only place where I felt I would ever put someone again. I visited Buckingham's Choice and they wanted an entrance fee of $165,000. I thought the staff was poor and I don't think they listened to me. They were so intent on selling the place that they did not listen to what I had to say. I did not have a meal there but I suspect it was average.

I've been there twice and I'm not impressed. I just don't have gut feelings about the whole place. It looked like it was cheap. This retirement facility certainly has a great location--it is off the beaten path, so a safe location, but near to a main route, so travel and visiting would not be too difficult. The setting is lovely and the grounds are well kept. I like that they offer many different options, for example, you only pay for assisted living or nursing care only if you use those services. I think many senior citizens are in the category of, while not completely infirm, they would like to use all the minutes of their day for enjoyment and not to laboriously handle household chores or shopping or cleaning or yard work. This facility seems to have it all. I visited to mainly consider one of the 80 apartments, which are certainly nice enough. I was a little put off by the lack of transparent price information on the website, but I think most retirement communities require you to request a quote rather than posting cost information.

It is a country setting, so if your loved one is wanting to be downtown shopping and going to movies and museums, this facility is not for them. But if you have a senior who would love to be one with nature and not incur the noise of the city, this retirement community could be just what they're looking for. The upstairs portion of this facility was very nice. This was where all of the fairly able-bodied retired people lived. Downstairs, however, was the assisted living section for patients suffering from dementia or in ailing health. It was very dark down here and locked away. The patients were often alone. I did not typically witness nurses caring for them. They seemed very lonely. The patient I was visiting on a fairly regular basis was suffering from Alzheimer's. Every time I went there (the times varied) I witnessed patients attempting to get a shower or medical attention, usually to the annoyance of staff. If I had a relative who was able to live fairly independently, I would be all about this facility.