30 min
Abandoned Vehicles? There's Actually Law on this? Oral Arguments of the Supreme Court of Virginia
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- Government
What if the car parked for months in your neighborhood could spark a riveting legal battle? Well, brace yourself as we journey through the intricate case of Bryant McCants versus CDMPB Enterprises LLC in our latest podcast episode. We dissect the multifaceted arguments surrounding the controversial conversion of an abandoned Mustang vehicle, unmasking potential missteps in the court of appeals' analysis. From the intricate layers of the Mako franchisee company's ownership to the evidence that underpinned the jury's verdict, we leave no stone unturned.
Are you ready to question everything you know about abandoned vehicles and liability? Buckle up, because in the second half, we ignite an intriguing conversation on how agency law and jury instructions shape the determination of liability, especially when a vehicle is claimed to be abandoned. We shine a spotlight on the defendant's actions versus the company’s role, putting the concept of possession under the microscope. We round off with a fiery debate about the interpretation of the abandoned vehicle statute. Is it too aggressive? Does consent need to be communicated? Prepare to have your perspective broadened and your legal curiosity piqued. Tune in, and let's navigate these captivating legal mazes together!
This podcast is brought to you by Virginia Injury and Disability law firm, Ben Glass Law.
Real legal help for real people
Your life has been disrupted. You have good doctors and they support you. Your personal injury or long-term disability claim seems like a slam dunk. But there’s a problem: The insurance company doesn’t believe you. “You can’t be hurt that bad! Our medical experts say you’re fine.”
You need a trusted advocate who can uncover all the facts, tell your story to the skeptical insurance company, and get you the money you deserve. You don’t have to do this alone. Contact our Virginia personal injury and long-term disability lawyers today for a free consultation or denial letter review.
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What if the car parked for months in your neighborhood could spark a riveting legal battle? Well, brace yourself as we journey through the intricate case of Bryant McCants versus CDMPB Enterprises LLC in our latest podcast episode. We dissect the multifaceted arguments surrounding the controversial conversion of an abandoned Mustang vehicle, unmasking potential missteps in the court of appeals' analysis. From the intricate layers of the Mako franchisee company's ownership to the evidence that underpinned the jury's verdict, we leave no stone unturned.
Are you ready to question everything you know about abandoned vehicles and liability? Buckle up, because in the second half, we ignite an intriguing conversation on how agency law and jury instructions shape the determination of liability, especially when a vehicle is claimed to be abandoned. We shine a spotlight on the defendant's actions versus the company’s role, putting the concept of possession under the microscope. We round off with a fiery debate about the interpretation of the abandoned vehicle statute. Is it too aggressive? Does consent need to be communicated? Prepare to have your perspective broadened and your legal curiosity piqued. Tune in, and let's navigate these captivating legal mazes together!
This podcast is brought to you by Virginia Injury and Disability law firm, Ben Glass Law.
Real legal help for real people
Your life has been disrupted. You have good doctors and they support you. Your personal injury or long-term disability claim seems like a slam dunk. But there’s a problem: The insurance company doesn’t believe you. “You can’t be hurt that bad! Our medical experts say you’re fine.”
You need a trusted advocate who can uncover all the facts, tell your story to the skeptical insurance company, and get you the money you deserve. You don’t have to do this alone. Contact our Virginia personal injury and long-term disability lawyers today for a free consultation or denial letter review.
Get a free consultation
30 min