I am not sure what type of lawyer to turn to or if I even have a case. Any help would be appreciated.

Dear Richmond - You are finding out painfully that the coverage that you purchased so easily comes with a CLAIMS process determined by the insurer...

I have an LLC setup for real estate investments. Can i accept a job on a Corp to Corp doing IT Services under this LLC?

Most LLC's have operating statements which state that the company may engage in any lawful business, including the main purpose. One can easily...

Can you sue an insurance company for not allowing just repair cost to be paid out instead of marking the car total loss?

Dear Fairfax - In Virginia a statute, Virginia Code Section 46.2-1600, defines what a "salvage" vehicle is. The definition uses 75% as the...

If someone say they seen your vandalizing something and you know for a fact that you didn't ,can you be found guily?

Just so that you are clear on HOW your ex can have you charged - - most of the time all someone has to to to have an arrest warrant issued is to go...

You need to fight this charge - it is a CRIME - the highest level of misdemeanor and if you are convicted it will stay with you for life. DO not...

Does small claim court make sense in my situation?

You might want to consult a lawyer, since in Virginia, before you serve (not file, but serve) a lawsuit on a health care professional you need to...

Dear Charlottesville - You are lucky to be alive! Most non-commercial insurance policies have limits that are set out for two instances. The first...

What is going to happen when I go to court?

You are likely to be asked if your friend had permission to drive your car. They would likely charge HIM with larceny if he did not have your...

How is "fail to move over" in Georgia impact my home state Virginia's driving record and criminal record?

The Georgia conviction (assuming that you pay it) will likely appear on your Virginia record, due to the interstate compact noted by another...

Is signing a "Transfer of Deed" contract with my landlord considered a home purchase?

With no written contract, the risk is all on you if he decides to defraud you. In addition, if he dies, you might face losing your money. It is...