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The perceived value of your injury claim will depend on what evidence is available to the insurance company. In most cases, the value of a claim will be determined by the amount of property damage and medical bills associated

Camp Lejeune is a military base located in Jacksonville, North Carolina. After many years, and now lawsuits appearing due to contaminated water at the base, there are a lot of unanswered questions. Below we’ll break down...

Yes, you can recover lost wages for missed work due to a Virginia car accident. But to do so, you’ll need to provide several employment documents to prove your case. These documents can include: W-2 showing income Proof of

Refusing medical treatment immediately following an accident does not make you ineligible for pursuing a personal injury claim against the other driver. However, you’ll still need to prove that your injuries are the direct

Immediately after suffering an injury on a business property, your top concern should be your health and wellbeing. Call 911 and leave the scene in an ambulance if you aren’t feeling well. Don’t attempt to drive if you...

Whether you need a dash cam or not depends heavily on your driving purpose and the assets you keep in and on your vehicle. But before you rush out to purchase one of these cameras, you should read up on the laws surrounding...

The first thing you should do after a Virginia car accident is ensure health and safety. Take a moment to breathe deeply, then evaluate yourself. How do you feel? Are you experiencing any symptoms, either mild or severe?...

When you get paperwork from the workers’ compensation insurance company, it’s time to talk to an attorney. It’s important to know exactly what you’re signing.  The paperwork might be something as simple as an agreed

Fortunately, many great doctors in Virginia will treat you even if you don’t have insurance. Usually, this involves some sort of lien. That means that they’ll agree not to get paid until the end of your case. When...

You don’t have to pay any money upfront for a personal injury lawyer. Most personal injury attorneys work on a contingency basis, which means they get a flat percentage only once you close your claim or reach a...