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  Yes, you should contact an attorney if your child sustains injuries on the playground. Playground injuries can be quite severe and lead to lifelong ailments for children. The medical bills relating to them can be...

  The individual named as the executor or administrator of the deceased’s estate plan or will has the right to sue for wrongful death in Virginia. But if the deceased did not have an estate plan at the time of their...

  Yes, you can pursue lost wages as a part of a truck accident lawsuit. The days following a trucking accident can feel overwhelming as you deal with medical bills and communicating with your employer. You shouldn’t...

  Sharing the road with motorcycles and understanding their driving patterns is so important. And yet, it’s a skill that many driving courses do not cover. Stick around for information on Virginia motorcycle laws and...

You already know that wearing a seatbelt is required by law in Virginia for drivers and passengers over 18 years of age when they’re in the front seat of a motor vehicle (according to § 46.2-1094).   But what if you...

Yes, you can use your personal health insurance if you’re injured in a Virginia car accident, but you’ll still likely be responsible for deductibles, copays, and out-of-pocket maximums. Deciding who to bill for medical...

Virginia does not have a law against drowsy driving. However, that doesn’t mean drivers can get away with doing it and that they face no penalties if they cause an accident. Several states have instituted laws against...

  Premises liability claims are among the most common and most expensive personal injury claims. Falls are a good example. These incidents are not only the leading cause of emergency room visits in Virginia, they also...

  Frequently, car accident victims and other injury victims are understandably tempted to take this initial settlement offer. Usually, the offer is high enough to pay some immediate expenses.    After a Richmond...

It’s still possible, though not a guarantee, that you obtain damages after a motorcycle accident despite not having worn a helmet. Even though Virginia is one of the few states with a universal helmet law, which means that