A slip and fall claim can look simple at first. Someone falls, gets hurt, and expects the property owner to be legally responsible. In Virginia, though, proving negligence in slip and fall accident cases usually depends on much more than the fall itself. The real issue is compelling evidence. A person bringing a claim often...
Getting hurt in a car accident is stressful enough. Then the medical bills start arriving, and a reasonable question becomes urgent: who is actually responsible for paying them? The answer depends on how Virginia’s insurance laws work, what coverage is available, and whether liability is clear. Understanding how medical bills are paid after a car...
TL;DR: In Virginia, you generally have two years from the date of your injury to file a lawsuit. This deadline is called the Virginia statute of limitations for injury claims. Virginia follows strict contributory negligence rules. If you are found even 1 percent at fault, you may recover nothing. Delays may give insurers more room...
How Virginia Personal Injury Lawyers Evaluate “Serious Injury” As Virginia personal injury lawyers, one of the first questions we evaluate at Halperin Law Center after liability is established is whether an injury rises to the level of being legally serious. This assessment affects nearly every aspect of a case, including the type of evidence required,...
Modified trucks have become increasingly popular across the country, but not all vehicle modifications are legal or safe. One modification drawing national attention is the “Carolina squat,” a style of truck lift that raises the front end significantly higher than the rear. While the look may be eye-catching, safety officials and lawmakers have raised serious...
After a serious accident, everything moves fast. Medical decisions. Insurance calls. Bills. Missed work. What you do in the first days and weeks can shape your case for years. Many people wait to talk to a lawyer. They think it can wait until treatment ends or insurance “figures it out.” In Virginia, that delay can...
If you were injured as a passenger in a car accident in Virginia, you have legal rights to seek compensation for your injuries and losses. You can file a passenger car accident claim in Virginia against the at-fault driver or other liable parties. Your rights arise from Virginia personal injury law and are not waived...
When you drive in Central Virginia during winter, you face more than cold air and bad coffee. Slick roads, ice, snow, and unexpected conditions turn a routine commute into a serious hazard. The Virginia State Police reported 951 crashes statewide between midnight Feb. 11 and 4 p.m. Feb. 12, 2025, 95 with reported injuries. On...
Richmond drivers know just how congested Interstates 95 and 64 can get. These two highways cut straight through the city, and when traffic grows heavy, crash numbers rise fast. If you live in the Richmond area, these highways are part of your daily routine. Knowing why crashes happen on them helps you protect yourself. And...
A car accident can change your life in an instant. For survivors of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), the impact often can last a lifetime. Recovery isn’t just about the initial hospital stay. The long term costs of traumatic brain injuries reach far beyond medical bills, affecting finances, emotions, relationships, and daily living. Below, we explore:...
Whether you’ve been involved in an auto accident, a civil rights violation, or a personal injury, you can rest assured knowing a top-rate Richmond lawyer at Halperin Law Center will give you personalized attention, guidance, and support you deserve. We work tirelessly to help win the compensation and justice you deserve in your case.
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