Virginia Injury Legal Blog

Virginia law requires drivers to watch for pedestrians and avoid injuring them. If a Virginia driver hits you while walking, you can demand compensation. However,…

Big rigs are so dangerous because of their large blind spots, or spots in which the driver can’t see what’s happening. While all vehicles have…

You generally have two years from the date of your loved one’s death to file a wrongful death claim in Virginia. The filing window starts…

In Virginia, if the owner gives someone else permission to drive their vehicle and the driver causes a crash, the car owner’s auto insurance policy…

Negligence can happen in many situations, including car wrecks and slip-and-fall accidents. Medical malpractice is a more specific type of negligence. It involves licensed healthcare…

When you are injured in a car accident, you have to look after your health and safety. In the moments after your injury, it’s difficult…

In Virginia, contributory negligence is a legal doctrine that can prevent injury victims from recovering compensation if they are even 1 percent at fault for…

A wrongful death claim allows you to seek compensation and accountability if your loved one dies in a Virginia car accident due to someone else’s…

You can seek economic and non-economic damages in a Virginia personal injury case. Economic damages cover things with a set dollar amount, like medical bills…

Most states follow the doctrine of comparative negligence, which allows an injured person who is partly at fault for an accident to collect reduced compensation…