Virginia N. Hall

After law school she moved to Valdosta, where she worked with an insurance defense law firm before joining HBS. Virginia is married to Christopher D. Hall, an attorney in Valdosta, and they have three children.

Virginia is admitted in all State Courts and in the U.S. District Courts for Middle and Southern Georgia.

Virginia handles cases involving collections, foreclosure and bankruptcy matters for creditors in the state of Georgia and throughout the Southeast.

Throughout her practice, Virginia has worked with several clients on numerous matters from entity organization, non-disclosure agreements, purchase and sale agreements and various other corporate matters.

Virginia has experience in handling construction claims and representation of owners, builders, contractors, subcontractors, and insurers through out the state of Georgia, with a focus in the South and Middle Georgia area.

Virginia N. Hall, along with several other attorneys at HBS, represents clients concerning Environmental, Mass Tort and Land Use issues. Specifically, Virginia has worked with various counties in the South Georgia area concerning Land Use and Environmental issues that these counties face frequently, including but not limited to zoning issues, eminent domain, special use permits, building permits, plat approvals. Virginia’s clientele also includes small, medium and large land development companies, lenders,and individual home owners involving all areas of Land Use that can and may arise in such developments.

Virginia has represented numerous clients including individuals involved in auto accidents, slip and falls, retail store owners as well as individuals and entities involved in various general liability matters.

Virginia has defended health care professionals and medical providers including physicians and hospitals in medical malpractice actions while employed with Hall Booth Smith, P.C.

Virginia has served as counsel for clients involved in motor vehicle accidents and accidents with trucking entitles. She has provided opinions on loss, level of exposure and uninsured/ underinsured issues.

Virginia has represented numerous clients including lenders, individuals, and governmental agencies. Services include various real estate matters, such as residential closings, commercial closings, lease arrangements, landlord/tenant matters, foreclosure proceedings, writ of possession matters, and redemption proceedings. She has also represented various Georgia counties on tax sale matters. She is also able to conduct real estate matters at all of our HBS offices as well as at office locations she has in Valdosta, Douglas, and Waycross.

Throughout her practice, Virginia has worked in defending Workers’ Compensation claims for both employers, insurers and insurance carriers throughout Georgia.

• Chain of Command in a Hospital Setting
  Seminar in the South, November 2007
• Jury Verdicts and Settlements in Premises Liability and Common Carrier/Trucking Cases
  Seminar in the South, March 2007
• Credentialing: Liability Issues Old and New
  Seminar in the South, September 2006
• Informed Consent: Unusual Issues
  Seminar in the South, September 2006