Personal injury attorneys deal with cases where individuals suffer harm or injury due to the negligence, recklessness, or intentional actions of another party. This area of law allows the injured party (the plaintiff) to seek compensation for physical, emotional, and financial damages, among other things, resulting from the injury.
If someone’s carelessness left you hurt, out of work, or burdened with medical debt, we’re here to ask the hard questions:
You didn’t ask to be injured. But now that you are, you deserve more than a claim number—you deserve justice. Our job is to make sure the people responsible don’t walk away while you’re left paying the price.
In most personal injury cases, the theory of law that is heavily argued is negligence. Negligence is generally understood as having four key elements: duty, breach, causation, and damages. There are cases, however, where a defendant can be held liable for an injury regardless of fault (strict liability); this often arises in product liability cases (for defective products) or when dealing with inherently dangerous activities (such as using explosives). Where personal injury cases include intentional actions, there may be damages that include punitive damages.
Our firm is here to help all those that have suffered personal injury due to the acts or omissions of others. We provide free legal consultations to explain the intricacies of the theories of law behind the client’s case and then provide a clear roadmap to navigate through the legal process.
You Don’t Get a Second Chance at This—Make Your First Move Count
Insurance companies are trained to delay, deny, and diminish your claim.
We don’t wait for their permission. We build aggressive, evidence-backed cases that demand results.
Let’s talk. Let’s fight. Let’s win.
I slipped and fell—do I have a case?
Maybe. If the property owner was careless, and that caused your injury, we may be able to file a claim.
What if the fall happened in a store?
Stores have a duty to keep floors safe. If they knew about the danger and didn’t fix it, they can be held responsible.
I didn’t report it right away. Can I still file a claim?
Yes, but it’s better if we act quickly. The longer we wait, the harder it gets to prove.
What if I was partly at fault?
Virginia is strict about shared fault, but every case is different. I’ll help you understand where you stand.
How much is my slip and fall case worth?
That depends on your medical bills, lost wages, and how bad the injury is. I’ll break it down for you.
I got hurt using a product. Who’s responsible?
If the product was unsafe or defective, the company that made or sold it might be at fault.
What kinds of products can I sue over?
Almost anything—from faulty appliances to dangerous toys or tools. If it injured you and wasn’t safe, let’s talk.
Do I need to keep the product?
Yes, if you can. It’s strong evidence. Don’t throw it out or fix it.
The product didn’t have a warning label. Does that matter?
It might. Missing safety warnings can be grounds for a claim.
Can I sue even if I wasn’t the one who bought it?
Yes. If you were injured while using the product, that’s what counts—not who paid for it.
I was bitten by a dog. What should I do?
Get medical help right away, then contact me. We’ll report the bite and build your case.
What if it was a friend’s or neighbor’s dog?
Even if you know the owner, you still have rights. Most cases are handled through insurance.
Do I need to prove the dog was dangerous before?
Not always. Virginia has leash and control laws. If they broke those rules, we can act.
My child was attacked—can we file a claim?
Yes. I handle many cases where children are bitten. Their safety and recovery come first.
The owner says it was my fault. Now what?
Let me look at the facts. Don’t let them blame you without a fight.
What’s considered a catastrophic injury?
Brain injuries, spinal cord damage, and serious burns that change your life forever fall under this category.
Why are these cases different?
They often need long-term care, expert testimony, and larger settlements. I bring in medical experts to help.
Will my case take longer?
Usually, yes. Big injuries need careful work, but I’ll be with you every step.
Can I get money for future medical needs?
Absolutely. We fight for full compensation—including care you haven’t needed yet but will.
I can’t work again. Can I still recover lost wages?
Yes. We look at what you earned before and what you’ve lost. Your future matters.
I think I was exposed to chemicals. Can I sue?
Yes, if we can link your illness or injury to the exposure. Let’s investigate it together.
What are examples of toxic exposure?
Mold, asbestos, chemical spills, contaminated water—anything that harms your health over time.
I don’t feel sick yet. Should I wait?
No. Some effects show up later. The sooner we look into it, the better your chances.
My landlord ignored a mold complaint. Can I take action?
Yes. Property owners must provide safe living conditions. If they didn’t, I’ll hold them accountable.
What if I was exposed at work?
You might have both a workers’ comp claim and a lawsuit. Let’s talk through your options.