First you should contact your insurance company if you haven't done so already. Your insurer will investigate and should defend you for the claim....

Yes you can sue the other driver. Bear in mind Virginia is a contributory negligence state meaning that if both parties are deemed to share blame...

I was in a minor car accident with no injuries and the insurance is offering me next to nothing. What are my options?

I am glad to hear that you were not injured. Without suffering a physical injury and accompanying medical appointments it doesn't surprise me that...

Can a car still get repossessed after no loan payments are made and the insurance will not cover costs of total loss?

Yes the car can be repossessed. The insurance company is supposed to provide notice before canceling the policy. If the insurance company failed...

What should I do next?

Before considering speaking with the insurance carrier you should speak with an attorney. Slip and fall cases are difficult, however, the fact...

Virginia is one of the few states that bars recovery if you were also negligent and your negligence was a cause of the collision. There are...

Question about a civil injury lawsuit?

First off you have an attorney so why not ask your attorney? Secondly, if you have a defense to the case, why would you possibly want to abandon...

How long after my lawyer sign a release form should I receive a settlement check?

It really depends on the circumstances. Some settlements take less than 2 weeks to process (with the stars all aligned perfectly) others can take...

Why will my parents have to cover the medical bills from a car accident that they did not have any involvement with?

I assume you are on your parents' health plan. It is in your best interest to have the bill paid by health insurance. Under Virginia law you can...

Can I take any action against a specialist that refuses to treat me?

I personally do not consider the practice to be professional, but it is legal. As Mr. Glass suggests, there are plenty of other neurologists in...