If you’ve been charged with a Domestic Assault Charge, you’re probably wondering what you should expect going forward. In this video, James Abrenio discusses what happens once you’ve been charged, what you can expect in court as well as possible outcomes that may be presented in a typical Domestic Assault case. Still have question? Make […]
Continue reading…What happens next when you hire Abrenio Law for your Virginia Car Accident Case?
At Abrenio Law, our goal is to educate our client about their case and the law. We also strive to educate them about how we work, and what they should expect in their own claim. To help, we’ve created this video in with James discusses the Abrenio Law process. In it, he discusses what you […]
Continue reading…Changes coming to Virginia Law July 1, 2020.
Beginning July 1, 2020, many new Virginia laws will go into effect. Whether you love the changes or hate them, they will apply to you. So, take some time to educate yourself. Below is a list of just a handful of changes in our Commonwealth’s laws. Should you have any questions, feel free to reach […]
Continue reading…An important case just handed down about Qualified Immunity.
With the tragic death of George Floyd and worldwide marches on his behalf, and in support of #BlackLivesMatter, countless Americans are asking “what can be done to prevent these senseless killings?” Inevitably, the issue of Qualified Immunity comes to mind. Qualified Immunity is a complex issue, which we intend to write about more in the coming […]
Continue reading…What is mitigation evidence, and why does it matter if you’ve been charged with a crime in Northern Virginia?
If you’ve been charged with a crime in Northern Virginia (or anywhere else), you’re probably wondering what you can do to improve your chances of getting a better outcome. One thing we always recommend clients work on is “mitigation evidence.” These are efforts that you take, as a person charged with a crime, that would […]
Continue reading…Rotator Cuff Surgery that Lead to a day in the ICU Settled for $275,000.
In this case, the Plaintiff was T-boned when driving down a road in Fairfax County when the Defendant attempted to leave a shopping center form a side street, failed to see the Plaintiff’s vehicle, and slammed into the passenger’s side of her vehicle. As a result of the impact, Plaintiff’s main injury was a left […]
Continue reading…Why it matters whether the defendant was given a ticket in your Virginia car accident case.
If you were involved in a car accident, here in Virginia, find out whether the defendant was issued a ticket for the accident. While it doesn’t guarantee that you’ll win your case, it will be helpful. And here’s why: Contributory Negligence. Virginia applies Contributory Negligence. Under this law, if the defendant is 99% at fault […]
Continue reading…US Supreme Court Invalidates Non-Unanimous Criminal Jury Verdicts.
This week, the United States Supreme Court ruled that state court juries must vote unanimously to convict a defendant. This decision reversed the conviction of Evangelist Ramos in the state of Louisiana. He was convicted 10-2 by a jury of killing a woman in New Orleans. Two years after his conviction, Louisiana approved a constitutional […]
Continue reading…Before you settle your Virginia Accident Case, you need to know about Health Insurance Reimbursements.
If you’ve been involved in a Virginia accident, you need to know about health insurance reimbursements. If you’re lucky enough to have health insurance, you’re very fortunate. Many Americans have no coverage, and accident injuries can lead to devastation, both physically and financially. However, if your health insurance plan paid for your medical bills, you […]
Continue reading…How do I force the defendant to tell me how much coverage they have in my Virginia Car Accident Case?
If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence in a Virginia Car Accident, it’s essential that determine how much car insurance that person has to cover your claim. Did you know that, in Virginia, you can carry as little as $25,000 in car insurance coverage and still be “fully insured?” While that may […]
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