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Appealing a Car Accident Case in Charlottesville

If you take your car accident case to court, you have the right an error-free trial. Unfortunately, the court can...

Punitive, or exemplary, damages are assigned by a judge or jury to punish a defendant for especially egregious or heinous...

Under Virginia law, there are two primary types of damages in a car accident injury case. These damages are economic...

A statute of limitations is the time limit that is set by Virginia Code (the statute) in which a lawsuit must...

As a Virginia Bicyclist, you must understand what Virginia bicycle law requires of you and of the people who are...

In Virginia law schools, a significant amount of time and attention is devoted to helping future lawyers understand the importance...

Every parent’s worst nightmare begins with your child being injured. Should an accident happen, speaking with an attorney as soon...

1. The injured person was contributorily negligent. Insurance companies claim that the person injured was partly to blame for the collision...

Virginia car accident attorney T. Vaden Warren, Jr. is willing to come to your school, community group, church or other group in...

If you are in the middle of a personal injury lawsuit, you may want to consider temporarily deleting your Facebook,...