If you have been injured in a car accident, not only are you likely dealing with the pain and recovery of those injuries, but you also may be dealing with the insurance companies, both your own and the at-fault driver’s, as well as stressing about the medical bills that may be starting to pile up…
When you have been injured in an accident caused by another party, Virginia law allows you to pursue legal action against that individual or entity to recoup financial compensation for the losses the injuries have caused you. Although victims are not legally required to retain the services of a personal injury attorney, most cases have…
According to national statistics, there are more than 4 million people who are bitten by a dog each year. Almost one million of those victims need to seek medical treatment because of the severity of the bite they receive. Approximately 20 percent of dog bite victims develop some type of infection from the bite, and…
The majority of car accidents happen because of a negligent act of a party or parties. In many cases, it is the negligence of one of the drivers involved in the accident that causes the crash. However, there are car accident cases where it is not another driver, but instead road debris or other hazards….
In most situations, your medical records are personal and confidential. In other words, unless you specifically allow another person to look at your medical records, your injuries, your diagnoses, your prescriptions, and your treatment history are not disclosed to strangers. This is not the case when you claim another person’s careless or reckless behavior caused…