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  As you begin to heal after a workplace injury, your employer may request that you return to work on “light duty.”   Though you may be eager to get back to work, you might also have concerns about whether you’re

  If you’ve been injured on the job, you might be wary of submitting a workers compensation claim in Virginia. Often, people in this position are worried that they’ll lose their job. Instead of filing a claim, they...

  There are time limits that affect how long you have to file a claim with the Workers’ Compensation Commission in Virginia. Failure to abide by these limits could cause your claim to be denied.   In this article,...

After a car accident, you should see a medical professional as soon as possible. Emergency professionals may suggest you take an ambulance, depending on the severity of your injuries. These rides can be quite expensive, but...

Rejecting a settlement offer can be a part of your strategy for ensuring you receive fair compensation for your injuries, including long-term effects from your injuries. If you reject a settlement offer, you can continue to...

  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...