Our firm has had clients who were in trucking accidents that resulted in serious injuries. They often ask if they should give a statement to a trucking company representative or insurance company. We typically don’t advise that because the parties aren’t in an equal position early on in the case. The truck industry is well-seasoned…
In a medical malpractice case, the testimony of a qualified medical expert is crucial to establish and substantiate claims of negligence or malpractice. These experts, often doctors themselves, provide essential insights and opinions regarding the standard of care expected in a particular medical situation and whether it was breached. Their testimony helps the court or…
Many clients ask our personal injury lawyers if we charge our clients on an hourly basis. The answer to that question is always no. Since our firm only practices injury law, we never charge hourly fees to our clients. Contingency means that the contingency has to happen for us to recover an attorney’s fee for…
In Virginia, a certificate of merit is an essential requirement in medical malpractice cases. It is a document that must be filed alongside the complaint when a plaintiff is pursuing a claim against a healthcare provider for medical negligence. The certificate serves as evidence that the plaintiff’s claim has been reviewed by a qualified medical…
Can homeowners insurance apply to a personal injury case that occurred at a house party? If someone’s having a party and a guest becomes injured, the homeowner’s insurance should pay any claims for pain and suffering, medical bills, and other general damages available to an injured person under Virginia law. These claims are referred to…