Resolving Legal Issues With Insight And Integrity
As summer officially gets underway, it seems like a good time to discuss Virginia law and boating under the influence. Those who enforce the laws take operating a boat and certain other water activities while under the influence (OUI) as seriously as driving under the...
Following a car accident, it is imperative to seek medical treatment. This is true even now, during the coronavirus crisis. Although some car accident injuries are obvious, such as lacerations and broken bones, other injuries are not. Many people experience shock and bewilderment after an automobile collision and non-visible injuries go undetected. Injuries which can be slow to exhibit symptoms…
Virginia personal injury cases have many moving parts. Therefore, it is imperative to always seek the assistance of a Virginia personal injury attorney as early as possible. The Investigation Your personal injury attorney will interview you, witnesses to the event, as well any investigating police officers. Photographs will be taken to document the scene and property damage as well as…
Auto accidents are a big problem in Virginia, with drivers and passengers suffering serious injuries every day. And unfortunately, many people don’t know what to do or where to turn following an auto accident—so they fail to do anything at all. Don’t make this mistake. If you’ve been injured in an auto accident in Virginia, contact an attorney immediately, as…
A condition known as “weather blindness” is a major cause of accidents in the United States. Weather blindness occurs when a driver’s ability to see clearly is affected due to weather conditions. To put it simply—when drivers can’t see, accidents happen. Driving in such weather conditions puts drivers, passengers, and pedestrians at risk. In other words, you should never drive…
If you’ve ever been involved in an auto accident, you probably understand the importance of auto insurance. Many people assume that auto insurance is required by Virginia law, however, this is not the case. Virginia drivers are not required to carry auto insurance. However, drivers who don’t purchase auto insurance must pay an uninsured motorist fee of $500 annually. This…
Motorcycle accidents differ from other types of auto accidents, both in their likelihood and severity. In addition, the legal ramifications of motorcycle accidents can be different than car or truck collisions. For example, Virginia’s motorcycle helmet laws can affect the legal consequences faced by riders involved in accidents. Therefore, for both safety and legal reasons, accident avoidance should be foremost…
If you’ve been injured in a slip and fall accident in Virginia, you should pursue compensation for your losses. The best way to do this is by hiring an experienced Virginia personal injury attorney. An experienced attorney will guide you through the legal process while doing his or her best to ensure that you are properly compensated for your injuries.…
While most Virginia personal injury cases settle, a few manage to progress to trial. In addition, there are some circumstances under which a trial is preferable to a settlement. Below is an overview of what to expect at your Virginia personal injury trial. Jury selection The first step in a Virginia personal injury trial is jury selection. The jurors in…
Susan Pierce – An Experienced Personal Injury Attorney A wrongful death lawsuit is filed on behalf of a deceased individual by his or her family. A wrongful death lawsuit, in essence, allows certain surviving beneficiaries to step into the shoes of a deceased family member in order to obtain compensation for his or her death. Below is an overview of…