If a negligent or reckless driver caused your Virginia car accident and subsequent injuries, you need to file a claim with their insurance carrier. By understanding exactly how your claim is going to be investigated, you can avoid a lot of the frustration and confusion of the claims process. This will also help you safeguard…
Medical privacy of every individual in Virginia has two important legal protections: the physician-patient privilege and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act). But these protections create a unique situation in the event of a wrongful death where the deceased’s family members need access to the medical records in order to pursue a claim for…
Under the law, property and business owners have a responsibility to maintain their premises in order to ensure the safety of their customers. These requirements also apply to hotel owners, who need to exercise reasonable care in order to protect their guests. In Virginia, as in many jurisdictions, determining liability for a slip and fall…
If you were hurt in a Virginia car accident for which another driver was at fault and are unable to work due to your injuries, you are entitled to collect financial compensation for your damages including your lost income. Unfortunately, for the self-employed, proving your income is significantly more challenging than it is for those…
Buses are one of the biggest vehicles on the road. Due to their size, Virginia bus accidents are capable of causing significant damage to surrounding vehicles and their occupants should they be involved in a collision. The passengers on a bus can also be seriously injured in an accident, whether other vehicles are involved or…