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  • Robert J. Breimann obtained two favorable decisions from the Virginia Court of Appeals while acting as special counsel for the Russell County Department of Social Services. Brian Hale v. Russell County Department of Social Services and Jessica Fields v. Russell County Department of Social Services.
  • Benjamin A. Street and co-counsel obtained $75,000,000.00 settlement on behalf of mineral owners regarding claims of unauthorized dumping in old mine works by Fortune 500 Company. Yukon Pocahontas, et. al v. Consolidation Coal Company, et  al.
  • Russell Vern Presley, II obtained $250,000 settlement in premises liability case.
  • Benjamin A. Street obtained a landmark opinion from the Virginia Supreme Court regarding underground flooding of coal mines and property rights of coal lessees. Levisa Coal Company v. Consolidation Coal Company.
  • Russell Vern Presley, II and co-counsel obtained a settlement of approximately $1,000,000 for the plaintiff in a products liability case arising from a work related accident.
  • Robert J. Breimann represented Bear Archery, an international archery manufacturing company in a products liability suit brought against it. Scott Horne v. Bear Archery, et al.
  • S.T. Mullins obtained $500,000.00 settlement in wrongful death case resulting from an automobile accident with a tractor-trailer.
  • S.T. Mullins obtained $300,000.00 settlement in premises liability case.
  • Robert J. Breimann protected his client’s property rights through the Virginia Supreme Court under a domestic agreement against the husband’s attacks. Stacy v. Stacy
  • Robert J. Breimann obtained reversal in the Virginia Supreme Court of a jury’s conviction verdict on a charge of armed robbery. Commonwealth v. May
  • Robert J. Breimann represented Industrial Carbon Corporation in the negotiation of and sale of mining, equipment, permits and assets in excess of $1,000,000.00.
  • Benjamin A. Street obtained pivotal ruling from Virginia Supreme Court regarding when criminal defendants may withdraw guilty pleas. The case was remanded to trial court where all charges were dropped. Commonwealth v. Justus.