Car Accidents - Page 3

Do you want to settle your case or go to trial? Find out which is better for your Virginia car accident case.

In Virginia, you technically sue the individual even if they have car insurance. Find out what this means and what you can do if you are being sued.

An uninsured driver probably doesn’t have a whole lot of assets to pay you. You can still sue them, but you’re probably better off filing a claim with your own insurance.

After a car accident in Virginia, if your doctor recommends a spinal fusion, you are likely looking at costly procedures and a lengthy recovery.

You want to know how long your settlement case will take. To know the answer, you need to understand the process.

Unsure of when to pursue punitive damages in Virginia? Here are a few real-world examples.

You’ve been in a car accident. Now what? This article will help guide through the stress of dealing with Geico insurance adjusters.

Unlicensed drivers don’t have car insurance, so your options are limited for recovering damages. Find out what you can do.

After a minor car accident in Virginia, should you call the police or just file a claim? Find out more from Virginia Personal Injury expert Brian Glass

Is your Virginia healthcare provider refusing to accept your health insurance because you were hurt in a car accident? Read this.