Goodman Allen Donnelly was founded in 1998 by eight law firm partners with decades of experience in the courtroom. The law firm has since grown to a team of more than 20 attorneys that are ready and willing to serve clients in Virginia in and out of the courtroom.
We provide a broad range of legal services for our clients no matter how big or small – from individuals and small businesses to worldwide corporations – Goodman Allen Donnelly is here to help. With four locations across Virginia in Richmond, Norfolk, Charlottesville, and Williamsburg, our law firm is here to serve our clients with a collaborative approach that makes you, the client, part of a winning team in the courtroom.
Goodman Allen Donnelly has a well-established reputation in Virginia as a premier law firm. Our law firm has four locations – Richmond, Norfolk, Charlottesville, and Williamsburg – with more than 20 attorneys on staff that can handle a broad range of legal questions and cases for our clients.
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In her article for Hampton Roads Physician magazine, What to Do When You’re All Done: How to Close Up Shop and Get Out of the Game, attorney Nora Ciancio offers a roadmap for healthcare professionals navigating the intricacies of closing or selling a practice. Nora, who has a wealth of experience representing healthcare professionals in […] Continue Reading
Healthcare attorney, Thea Pitzen wrote “Is This Thing On?” an article advising physicians about the possibility of patients recording conversations during medical appointments. Thea Pitzen focuses her practice on advising and defending hospitals, physicians and other health care providers in litigation and professional regulatory board investigations. Link to the article: Hampton Roads Physician Winter 2024
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Overview of Section 504 On May 9, 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued a final rule to amend and update Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504), strengthening protections for people with disabilities in health care programs. Section 504 prohibits any health care program or activity receiving federal […] Continue Reading
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