Jeremy E. Carroll of our firm won summary judgment in Federal Court for the Town of Bedford in a Title VII gender discrimination case. In the lawsuit, a former lieutenant with the Bedford Police Department claimed she was discriminated against and terminated because of her gender.  The former lieutenant also

Susan Waddell, one of our partners, defended a Virginia ABC employee sued in federal court in an employment matter.  After a four day jury trial, the jury rendered a verdict in his favor. We are pleased with this great result for our client. Further details at the Roanoke Times. Susan Waddell

Municipalities represented by Guynn, Waddell, Carroll & Lockaby, P.C. are making progress on several important development plans. Amherst County is working on increasing broadband internet access in its rural areas.  The Amherst County Broadband Authority is seeking to partner with SCS Broadband “to provide wireless service through the towers scattered

On March 22, 2018, at the conclusion of the plaintiff’s evidence the court granted judgment as a matter of law to the defendant Albemarle County police officer defended by Jim Guynn.  The Honorable Norman K. Moon, U.S. District Judge, presided over the two-day trial of the racial profiling claim filed

Guynn, Waddell, Carroll & Lockaby attorneys, Mike Lockaby and Paul Mahoney, are representing Botetourt County before the Virginia State Corporation Commission in a major rate proceeding by Aqua Virginia, Inc. Aqua is a major national for-profit water company that serves 2,300 connections and 5,500 customers in the County, and 80,000

Guynn, Waddell, Carroll & Lockaby attorneys, Jim Guynn and Theresa Fontana, worked hard with Franklin County leadership and staff to make Franklin County’s Summit View industrial park a reality and to help ValleyStar Credit Union choose to build a new $9.7 million corporate home here and bring new high-paying jobs