Car accidents can happen to anyone, even careful drivers. Some accident claims get settled quickly between the drivers and their insurance companies, but even simple cases can run into problems.
When a teen driver causes an accident, their parents may face liability, whether the crash involved the family vehicle or a car the parents gifted to their child.
In this section, we share information that helps Virginia families protect their loved ones from preventable harm. Topics include home safety, liability for property injuries, child protection, and legal issues that can arise in everyday life. We aim to make the law accessible so readers can take proactive steps to create safer homes and stronger families.
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If you are hurt in a slip-and-fall accident, a building code violation can go a long way toward helping to prove that a property owner or manager acted negligently.
This section highlights updates on Virginia laws, important court rulings, and consumer protection issues. We also analyze how state and local legal developments impact individuals and families. From new legislation to high-profile cases, our goal is to keep readers aware of how the legal system shapes life across Virginia.
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You decided to file a personal injury case. You met with your lawyer, and they mentioned that you would need an expert witness to strengthen your claim. But what exactly
Rick Shapiro has practiced personal injury law for over 30 years in Virginia, North Carolina, and throughout the Southeastern United States.
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Eric Washburn is an experienced personal injury attorney with dual licensure in Virginia and North Carolina.
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For over twenty years, Mr. Sharp's law practice has focused on serious personal injury claims, including traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury claims. He also handles nursing home neglect cases and medical malpractice claims.
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Andrew Stover limits his law practice exclusively to personal injury law. Andrew is a member of the American Association for Justice, the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, and the Virginia Beach Bar Association.
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