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I Was Hurt in an Hit and Run? Will I Pay More Premiums? I was hurt in a hit and run accident in Virginia. If I make a claim, will my premiums go up? -
I'm a Car Accident Victim, and the Defendant is Lying. I didn’t take pictures after my car accident. Now the other side is lying about how it happened. What do I do? -
Virginia State Bar Launching FreeLegalAnswers.org - but why? Virginia State Bar to launch free legal answers website as pro bono effort. Virginia.FreeLegalAnswers.org likely won't be as useful as other answer sites already in existence -
Self-Driving Cars Are Not Accident Proof | Virginia Info How does an auto accident claim change when it involves a self-driving car? Who is responsible for the accident in a self-driving car? -
Response to Kojo Nnamdi's Contributory Negligence Discussion Kojo Nnamdi recently had a great discussion about Contributory Negligence. Here's my email to him about it. -
Learn about Disorderly Conduct charges in Virginia. In Virginia, individuals often get charged with disorderly conduct for vague behavior that may or may not fit the legal definition of disorderly conduct. -
What is Juvenile Court like in Virginia? I’ve been in juvenile court waiting for my case to be called only to see a child behave badly in juvenile court. This does serious damage to their case. -
Do I Have An Outstanding Warrant in Northern Virginia? Criminal defense attorney James S. Abrenio talks about how you can discover if you have a warrant in Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, Alexandria, or Arlington. -
Referees - We Know This Isn't Law Related But - When a coach or parent yells at a referee at a youth or high school sport event, they are saying "in our family we don't respect authority." -
Getting A DUI While Sleeping In Your Car No, you don’t have to be driving to be convicted of a DUI in Virginia. -
New Car? The Most Important Question You Forgot to Ask! Shopping for a New Car? The Most Important Question You Forgot to Ask!