51st Annual Recent Developments in the Law 2025: News from the Courts and General Assembly

A pre-recorded streaming VIDEO replay from the July 2025 webcast, 51st Annual Recent Developments in the Law 2025: News from the Courts and General Assembly.

Virginia CLE^®’s Recent Developments in the Law seminar is a trusted source of analysis on current case law and newly enacted legislation. Hundreds of research hours have been distilled into a comprehensive program with commentary on the significant updates from the past year in nine major areas of the law and how they will affect your practice.

Topics

• Civil Litigation
• Creditors’ and Debtors’ Rights
• Criminal Law and Procedure
• Estate Planning and Administration
• Ethics
• Family Law
• Intellectual Property
• Real Estate Law and General Assembly Updates
• Taxation Law
• Civil Litigation

Civil Litigation – David Thomas

Ethics – Renu M. Brennan, Elizabeth Shoenfeld

Real Estate Law and General Assembly Updates – Lucia Anna “Pia” Trigiani

Intellectual Property – Savannah Kimble

Criminal Law and Procedure – Julie McConnell

Family Law – Colleen Haddow

Estate Planning and Administration – Sarah E. Brownlow

Taxation Law – Kyle Wingfield

Creditors’ and Debtors’ Rights – Jason Harbour

Renu M. Brennan, Bar Counsel, Virginia State Bar / Richmond

Sarah E. Brownlow, Virginia Estate & Trust Law, PLC / Richmond

Colleen Haddow, Schinstock Haddow Law / Alexandria

Jason W. Harbour, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP / Richmond

Savannah Kimble, Kaufman & Canoles, PC / Norfolk

Julie McConnell, University of Richmond School of Law / Richmond

Elizabeth K. Shoenfeld, Virginia State Bar / Richmond

David W. Thomas, MichieHamlett / Charlottesville

Lucia Anna Trigiani, MercerTrigiani LLP / Alexandria

Kyle Wingfield, Williams Mullen / Richmond