AC Rieman Law is proud to announce that Amanda Caroline Rieman, Esq. is an official legal analyst for NBC-29. This has been a long-time dream for her and we couldn’t be happier to hear the news. Watch for her the next time a news story demands a legal perspective and you just may get to see her in action. Yes, she will still be proudly practicing law here in Culpeper when she isn’t helping NBC-29 with a story. You will always be able to count on AC Rieman Law for your legal needs. See our practice areas to learn more about what we do.
What is a Legal Analyst?
A legal analyst for a news station is someone who is well-versed and experienced in the law. News stations utilize legal analysts to provide a legal take on news stories as they break and to provide new but local perspectives on stories as they develop.
Hopefully soon, you will see Amanda Caroline Rieman, Esq. on NBC-29 out of Charlottesville. You can follow all the latest local news on the NBC-29 website. For future news about AC Rieman Law and Amanda Caroline Rieman, Esq. stay tuned to the blog. You’ll hear from us again soon.
Stories With Amanda Caroline Rieman, Esq.
Below are some of the stories that have featured Amanda Caroline Rieman, Esq. as a legal analyst so far:
- Edinburg stabbing victim reacts to alleged attacker’s case being dismissed
- Legal implications of Charlottesville Lee statue condition: what the plaintiffs want
- Marijuana is legal in Virginia, but employer drug testing may not be lenient
- Public comments open for Virginia Public School 2022 Model Policies
- Charlottesville seeks to throw out Brackney lawsuit, legal analyst explains
- Legal analyst discusses President Biden’s partial loan forgiveness announcement
- Audit focuses on Greene Co. Circuit Court clerk
- Harrisonburg Schools face lawsuit over gender identity policy
- Budget dispute causing issues between CARS and Charlottesville
- After a successful weekend, Charlottesville leaders speak on open containers going forward
- Media organizations suing Gov. Youngkin for ‘tip line’ emails
- Virginia parents will have a say in their children’s education when it comes to sexually explicit content
- Virginia Rent Relief Program set to end this summer
- NIL legislation headed to Gov. Youngkin
- Eviction hearings in central Virginia picking up since moratorium ended
- University of Virginia football player shooting
- Charges for UVA shooter
- Discussion of 6-year-old alleged school shooter
- The Indictment of Former President Donald Trump
- Dewberry Building Update
- Mother Charged After 6-Year-Old Shot Teacher
- President Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness program blocked by Senate
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