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Joanna Suyes was appointed by Chief Justice Cynthia Kinser to serve on the Supreme Court’s Access to Justice Commission Study Committee which recommended that Virginia follow the lead of 27 other states and adopt an Access to Justice Commission to improve delivery of legal services to low income Virginias. Joanna…

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John D. Ayers presented the Make It Home Program at L.C. Bird High School. The program has been shown to thousands of students in high schools throughout Virginia in an effort to educate young drivers on the tragedies which can happen if they choose to drive while intoxicated.

Marks & Harrison was proud to co-sponsor the Essex High School Football pizza night with Roma Restaurant. The team was the 2012 Division 1 state runner-up.

Take Justice Back is a new national campaign aimed at protecting and strengthening the fundamental American right to access the civil justice system. I am proud to serve on the board promoting the campaign in Virginia. Take Justice Back wants to accomplish the following: Educate people on how their rights…

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Joanna Suyes served as an instructor for the Law Over Lunch CLE program at University of Richmond Downtown focusing on representing people in claims for unemployment insurance benefits.

Tis the season for office holiday parties.  Every year, Marks & Harrison employees from all of our offices come to Richmond to celebrate together over brunch. This year’s gathering was extra special since we were able to donate toys we’ve been collecting for a local family. Jenny Kennedy from Chesterfield…

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During December, Marks & Harrison employees collected toys for a local family. The gifts were presented at our annual holiday party to Jenny Kennedy from Chesterfield Co. Schools.

Welcome to Marks & Harrison’s Blog. As you know, we’ve been around for over 100 years helping people re-build their lives after being seriously injured on the road or on the job. And, now that we have entered our second century of helping people, we thought it would be smart…