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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX COUNTY

FORREST WALPOLE v. Record No. 101844 KAREN MARTINS, ET AL. FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX COUNTY Jonathan C. Thacher, Judge In these appeals, we consider whether the Circuit Court of Fairfax County erred when it imposed sanctions, pursuant to Code § 8.01-271.1, against Northern Virginia Real Estate, Inc. ("NVRE"), its principal broker, Lauren Kivlighan ("Kivlighan"), and their counsel, Forrest Walpole ("Walpole"). I. Facts and Proceedings Below In July 2007, NVRE and Kivlighan (together, "the plaintiffs"), filed a four-count complaint against McEnearney Associates, Inc., its real estate agent Karen Martins, and David and Donna M. Gavin (together, "the defendants"), alleging conspiracy to harm in business, interference with contract, interference with contract expectancy, and defamation.