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  You’re enjoying some quality time with a friend at their house when the unthinkable happens. You sustain an injury due to something on the property that is unsafe.   This injury might put you in a tough situation....

Whether you’re in Virginia or another state, all work-related injuries or accidents must be reported to your employer as soon as possible. Our workers’ compensation attorneys often get asked how long they have to report...

Suffering injuries due to no fault of your own is frustrating. But you shouldn’t have to deal with the financial impacts of those injuries. As such, you can file a personal injury claim against the party who should have...

Virginia is known for being a bike-friendly state, but accidents do still happen. According to recent data from the Virginia Highway Safety Office, there are approximately 638 bicycle accidents per year. Being hit by a car or

  If you’ve suffered an injury due to a car accident, the courts might order the other party to compensate you for the suffering you’ve endured due to their negligence. The challenging part about pain and suffering...

  In a car accident caused by a drunk driver, the driver may face criminal and civil penalties. You may be concerned that if the driver is convicted of drunk driving as a crime, it could somehow negate your lawsuit....

  Personal injury settlements help accident victims recover financially after someone else is negligent. Settlements aim to compensate a victim for the financial and non-financial losses that they incur due to someone...

  Workplace injuries are relatively common, with 2.3 million work-related accidents reported per year. The most common injuries include overexertion and slips and falls, but there are countless ways to get injured on the

  It’s a fair assumption that if you get injured at work, your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance will cover the cost of your medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses associated with your injury.  ...

While pedestrians have the right of way over cars at intersections, pedestrians still have a duty to avoid accidents whenever possible. Virginia Law § 46.2-924 states the following: “No pedestrian shall enter or cross an...