Medical payments coverage, usually called MedPay, is the first source to pay your medical bills after a Richmond car accident, followed by your health insurance. The at-fault driver’s insurer doesn’t
There is no single average truck accident settlement in Virginia because each claim depends on the severity of the injuries, the strength of the evidence, and the available insurance. Broadly,
Is Virginia a no-fault state? No. Virginia is an at-fault state, meaning the driver who causes a crash and that driver’s liability insurer must pay the other person’s medical bills, lost
Shared electric scooters have become a fixture in Richmond, and the injuries that follow do not fit neatly into any existing category. A scooter rider is not a pedestrian, not
Premises liability claims are harder to win in Virginia than in most states, and the reasons are structural rather than factual. The duty a property owner owes depends on a
Virginia’s contributory negligence rule can give an insurance company a powerful defense to a car accident claim. If an injured driver is found to have contributed to causing the crash,
A serious crash caused by someone with minimal insurance is one of the most frustrating situations in injury law. The fault is clear, the injuries are real, and the available
Virginia’s wrongful death statute is more structured than most people expect. It determines who may bring the claim, who may benefit from it, and how any recovery is divided. Families
