Even when it’s clear who caused the crash, insurance companies often do everything they can to avoid paying full value for your claim. We step in to level the playing field by:

• Investigating the accident thoroughly
• Collecting police reports, witness statements, and photos
• Reviewing medical records to document the full extent of your injuries
• Negotiating with the insurance company on your behalf

We also examine every angle to ensure nothing is overlooked, whether that means holding multiple negligent parties accountable, uncovering defects in the vehicles involved, or consulting accident reconstruction experts.

We work hard to ensure you’re compensated for:

• Medical expenses (past and future)
• Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
• Pain and suffering
• Property damage
• Long-term disability or rehabilitation needs

Car accident injuries often have a lasting impact, from chronic pain to emotional trauma. We fight for the full scope of your losses, not just the immediate costs.

Pedestrian accident injuries are often severe because the human body has little protection in a collision. We help victims recover compensation for:

• Broken bones and serious fractures
• Spinal cord injuries
• Traumatic brain injuries
• Emotional trauma and PTSD

We also work to uncover every factor that caused the accident, whether it’s distracted driving, speeding, failure to yield, or unsafe intersections.

Our team takes a thorough approach to pedestrian accident cases:

• Reviewing police reports and accident scene evidence
• Consulting with medical and accident reconstruction experts
• Holding negligent drivers accountable for their actions
• Pursuing the maximum compensation available under Virginia law

We understand how overwhelming recovery can be after a pedestrian accident, and we guide you through every step of the process.

Dog bites often cause:

• Deep lacerations or puncture wounds
• Infections and permanent scarring
• Nerve damage and mobility issues
• Emotional trauma, especially in children

We also know that dog bite injuries can require extensive medical treatment, including reconstructive surgery or counseling for emotional distress.

Virginia’s dog bite laws can be complex, but we know how to navigate them. We focus on:

• Proving the dog owner’s negligence or failure to control their pet
• Documenting the full extent of your injuries
• Negotiating with homeowners’ insurance companies for fair compensation
• Seeking damages for medical bills, pain and suffering, lost income, and future treatment needs

Dog owners and insurers often try to minimize these claims. We stand firm for you and your family.