Our law firm is active in local Virginia communities surrounding our offices and we are constantly improving our legal skills by attending seminars and giving speeches. Check out some of the recent firm news for Dulaney, Lauer & Thomas.
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Partner named as a top Virginia Litigator Partner Richard Dulaney named to America's Top 100 High Stakes Litigators. -
Firm partner admitted to Litigation Counsel of America Andrew Thomas has been admitted as a fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America -
Northern Virginia Magazine - Top Lawyers in Personal Injury Northern Virginia Magazine lists partner Andrew Thomas as a Top Lawyer (Personal Injury) -
Claim Denial Leads To $375,000 Jury Verdict Following a rear end collision in Culpeper County, the insurance company offered just $20,000. We took them to trial, and the jury awarded our client $375,000. -
Bodies in Motion 5k Dulaney, Lauer & Thomas sponsors local community race for charity this year. -
Carl Lauer attends meeting of the American Inns of Court Partner Carl Lauer attended the first formal meeting of the 382nd chapter of the American Inns of Court. -
Carl Lauer attends the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association's Seventh Annual Advanced Workers Compensation Retreat Partner Carl Lauer attended the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association's Seventh Annual Advanced Workers Compensation Retreat in Richmond, Virginia on November 7-8, 2014 -
Warrenton law firm donates to Fauquier Community Food Bank for Thanksgiving Dulaney, Lauer & Thomas, LLP, a local Warrenton, VA injury law firm, donates funds to help feed families for Thanksgiving -
Partner Andrew Thomas delivers keynote address at James Madison University Andrew Thomas appeared at 2014 JMU MadRush to deliver the keynote address. MadRush is an annual conference sponsored by the JMU College of Arts and Letters.
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