Recent Blog Posts
I was Hurt on Someone Else’s Property, What are My Options?
What is Premises Liability? Unfortunately it is not uncommon for someone to be injured on property that is not their own. According to the National Floor Safety Institute, falls account for more than 8 million emergency room visits a year while slip and falls account for more than one million. Half of the elderly… Read More »
Tactics Used by Insurance Companies During an Injury Case
When we decide to represent clients in a personal injury claim, we frequently find ourselves sitting opposite the insurance company of the party responsible for the injuries. It doesn’t matter if it is a motorcycle accident, a slip and fall at a place of business, or nursing home abuse, at some point the other… Read More »
What Structure Should I Use for My New Business?
Starting and running a new business can be exciting, but there are a ton of decisions you’ll have to make on the front end. Not only do you want to protect your investment in the business, but also your personal assets. No matter the size of your business, it’s always a good idea to… Read More »
Divorce and Your Credit Score
Thousands of people get divorced every year in Virginia. Whether you are planning to file for divorce, have already filed, or are about to finalize a divorce, you need to understand how this process will affect your credit score. For the most part, the divorce process itself will not directly affect your credit score…. Read More »
Slip and Fall Accidents: What Is the Liability of the Retail Business?
A slip and fall accident may occur at an infinite number of places, ranging from a sidewalk or public area, within a home, while walking up or down the stairs, in one’s own driveway, and many others. One of the most common settings for a slip and fall accident to take place is within… Read More »
Visitation and the Holidays
The holiday season can be tough for families that no longer live under the same roof, or never did. Many conflicts tend to arise regarding holiday visitation schedules. While each family has its own traditions, a fair schedule should do its best to honor these as well as be fair to each parent and… Read More »
How to Stay on Top of Your Case after you Hire a Lawyer
When you have a legal matter to resolve, it often makes sense to retain the services of an attorney. Many legal issues are far too complicated and confusing to resolve on your own and having skilled legal counsel by your side gives you the guidance and direction you need to secure a positive outcome…. Read More »
How are Damages Calculated in Accident Cases in VA?
When an individual is seriously injured do to the negligence or reckless actions of another party, it can turn their whole world upside down. Injury victims often deal with hardships such as mounting medical bills and lost wages due to time missed from work. This can put enormous financial and emotional stress on the… Read More »
Preparing for an IME after a Car Accident
If you’ve been injured in a car accident and have made a claim for damages, the insurance company might ask you to submit to an independent medical examination (IME). While the word “independent” stands out, this is a misnomer because the exam is not being requested by a disinterested party. Since the insurance company… Read More »
Car Accidents and Halloween – Watch Out for Ghosts & Goblins
Over 41 million American children take to the streets each Halloween in a quest to fill plastic pumpkins with as much candy as possible while showcasing their adorable and sometimes scary costume choices. While parents worry about things like tainted candy and other dangers, the most serious hazard comes from people behind the wheel… Read More »
