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1997 SESSION

Civil Remedies and Procedure
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• HB 1559 Release of liens for support.
• HB 1560 Jury service exemption; persons indispensable to business.
• HB 1565 Bifurcated trials on the issues of damages and liability.
• HB 1635 Immunity from civil liability for E-911 response.
• HB 1648 Service of process by sheriffs.
• HB 1657 Time limit for objecting to improper venue.
• HB 1669 Judgment lien on real estate.
• HB 1674 Defamation of former employees.
• HB 1692 Service of process.
• HB 1749 Jury service; teacher exemption.
• HB 1789 Charitable immunity for certain church or religious members.
• HB 1954 Civil remedies; judgment creditors.
• HB 1965 Defamation of former employees.
• HB 1986 Disposal of exhibits in civil cases.
• HB 1996 Representation in suits relating to real property of disabled person.
• HB 2208 Approval of compromises on behalf of persons under disability.
• HB 2209 Use of medical records in personal injury cases.
• HB 2242 Liability for the sale of alcoholic beverages to a minor.
• HB 2282 Civil remedies; chiropractors as expert witness.
• HB 2317 Exemplary damages for persons injured by intoxicated drivers.
• HB 2321 Service upon a corporation.
• HB 2361 Garnishment.
• HB 2374 Adverse possession of public land.
• HB 2383 Civil immunity for architects.
• HB 2418 Arbitrary refusal of motor vehicle insurance claim.
• HB 2430 Tort Claims Act; notice of claim.
• HB 2450 Permissible venue.
• HB 2502 Service of process.
• HB 2504 Civil immunity for teachers under certain circumstances.
• HB 2505 Civil immunity for teachers rendering health-related assistance.
• HB 2506 Immunity for those rendering emergency care to animals.
• HB 2539 Service of process outside the Commonwealth.
• HB 2542 Interest on judgments or verdicts.
• HB 2567 Persons rendering certain care immune from liability.
• HB 2568 Liability of health maintenance organizations for medical malpractice.
• HB 2582 Dismissal of action by nonsuit.
• HB 2584 Use of depositions for a motion for summary judgment.
• HB 2660 Approval of compromises on behalf of persons under disability.
• HB 2708 Cases stricken from docket.
• HB 2749 Privileged communications of certain committees and entities.
• HB 2829 Service of process; training.
• HB 2852 Defamation of former employees.
• HB 2869 Place for bringing an action under a contract for construction.
• HB 2874 Prisoner litigation reform.
• HB 2907 Water bills; owner liability.
• SB 686 Statutes of limitation; accrual.
• SB 789 Virginia Tort Claims Act.
• SB 863 Recordation of documents.
• SB 886 Civil immunity for teachers rendering health-related assistance.
• SB 896 Permissible venue.
• SB 941 Civil immunity for teachers rendering health-related assistance.
• SB 958 Punitive damages; driving under the influence.
• SB 970 Statutes of limitations for childhood sexual abuse.
• SB 1008 Civil immunity for teachers under certain circumstances.
• SB 1099 Employment presumption.
• SB 1128 Immunity from civil liability.
• SB 1150 Immunity; sports activities.