Category: Car Accidents

One of the unfortunate myths surrounding car accident injuries is that unless the injuries are serious, there’s no point in getting a medical evaluation. Regardless of how serious the injuries may seem, there are many life-threatening conditions that can only be detected by a medical professional. One very common example is internal bleeding, which can...

After a car crash, life can feel overwhelming. Between medical appointments, vehicle repairs, and dealing with insurance adjusters, you might ask: “Should I get a lawyer for a car accident?” It’s a common and important question. The answer depends on the details of your situation, but in many cases, an experienced car accident lawyer will...

Virginia's new HB 1479 expands the legal options available to certain hit-and-run victims by allowing courts to award punitive damages in qualifying cases. Learn what changed, when the law applies, and how it may affect personal injury and wrongful death claims after a serious hit-and-run accident.

Virginia drivers must report certain car accidents quickly to avoid penalties, insurance issues, and complications with injury claims.

When you’re hurt in a car accident, one of the first questions you may have is: Will health insurance cover car accidents? The short answer is yes, health insurance can and should be used to pay for medical treatment after a car crash, even if the accident was not your fault. That’s because it is...

In Virginia, you generally have two years from the date of a car accident to file a personal injury claim. Missing this deadline can permanently bar your right to recover compensation, making early action critical.