Admitted to the Virginia Bar 1986; Education: Roanoke College (B.A. cum laude, 1993); University of Richmond School of Law (J.D. 1986).

Mr. Webb has extensive experience in workers’ compensation defense cases for insurance companies and self-insureds, as well as experience representing employers across a broad range of employment law issues. Mr. Webb is the author of the RIDD (Recognize, Identify, Detect and Deter) system for defending fraudulent workers’ compensation claims. He has represented clients in discrimination, wrongful discharge, harassment and retaliation cases. He also regularly counsels employers and insurers on strategic issues to minimize the risk of litigation, as well as on day to day employment issues.


Honors and Affiliations:

Vice-Chair, VADA Workers' Compensation Section
Speaker at the 22nd Annual National Workers' Compensation and Occupational Medicine Seminar
Member, Virginia State Bar
Member, Roanoke Bar Association
Member, Virginia Bar Association
Member, American Bar Association
Member, Defense Research Institute
Member, Virginia Association of Defense Attorneys
Chairman, National Moot Court, Young Lawyers Conference, Virginia State Bar
Member, University of Richmond Law Review