Our Victories.
Our Results Speak For Themselves.
Our firm was part of a three-firm team who successfully obtained an $800 million judgment against a designated foreign terrorist organization for narco-terrorism, extrajudicial killing, and torture perpetrated against military service members. No case is too big and no opponent too daunting for White Horse Law Group.
Jeff prosecuted claims for fraud and conversion on behalf of an elderly Korean War veteran in a land sale contract with a former tenant. The purchaser forged our client’s signature on an insurance check, fraudulently converted the proceeds, and absconded overseas. Jeff’s aggressive prosecution resulted in a settlement including a full return of the converted funds to our client.
Jeff asserted a second-tier subcontractor’s mechanic’s lien rights on an apartment building project, resulting in a full $90,000 recovery on unpaid invoices within 30 days after filing — without the need for a costly trial.
Jeff defended a small business sued by a competitor seeking to enforce a non-competition agreement unknowingly signed by one of its employees — an agreement that would have forced the employee to relocate outside Hampton Roads to work in his field. Jeff found the claims meritless, advised the client to refuse the demand, tried the case, and won a dismissal with prejudice — all for far less in fees than the amount originally demanded.
Jeff successfully obtained a $1.2 million judgment for conversion, defamation, and violations of Virginia’s Business Conspiracy Act in connection with two employees who conspired to steal from and defame a former employer.
Jeff defended a Navy family against an unscrupulous mold remediation company that sued them for unpaid invoices after failing to complete the work in a good and workmanlike manner — concealing moisture-damaged flooring beneath new floors installed overtop. Rather than pay, the family hired Jeff to file a counterclaim. He won the case and obtained a judgment for the family’s repair costs, which they collected in full.
Matters are described in general terms to protect client confidentiality. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and must be evaluated on its own merits.