Tort law, commonly referred to as personal injury law, allows injured victims to pursue financial compensation when another party’s deliberate or negligent act results in harm. Although an average of 40 million people are admitted to hospital emergency rooms with accidental injuries every year, bear in mind that not every situation in which a person…
There’s No Substitute for an Experienced Personal Injury Attorney Accidents—and their aftermath—are stressful experiences, regardless of their circumstances. It can be overwhelming to figure out who to contact after getting in a car or other type of accident. Please remember that your initial consultation should always be with a personal injury attorney. While many law…
If you were injured in a car accident that was caused by another person’s negligence, feeling stressed out and overwhelmed is totally normal. As if being injured and facing a long road to recovery aren’t enough, you could also be facing financial hardship due to necessary medical treatments that are forcing you to take time…
The road to recovery for a Norfolk personal injury victim can be weeks, months, or even years. In some cases, a full recovery simply is not possible. If you were injured in an accident through no fault of your own, you are entitled to pursue financial compensation from the at-fault party. However, accepting a settlement…
Virginia personal injury cases often require those involved to disclose sensitive and even uncomfortable personal details. This makes some accident victims reluctant to reach out to a personal injury attorney. Understanding what attorney/client privilege is and how it works can help put victims at ease. Are there any exceptions to attorney/client privilege? Communications with your…