Every state in the United States has medical examiners. In Virginia, they are the first tier of deciding on an autopsy. If a suspicious or unusual death occurs in a hospital or at home, the medical examiner has the statutory right to request a medical exam or a full autopsy. When a suspicious, unusual, or…
There are many wrongful death accidents where the at-fault party is charged criminally for their actions. One common example of this type of case is a DUI accident where the at-fault driver is charged with driving under the influence. In most cases, the criminal case will not provide recovery for the losses the victim’s family…
Virginia law allows survivors of victims whose death was caused by the negligent or reckless actions of another party or parties to pursue financial compensation. Some of the more common types of wrongful death lawsuit cases are: Death as a result of a careless driver Death as a result of a dangerous product Death as…