One issue that often arises for Virginia car accident victims is how insurance comes into play in their Virginia jury trial. Will it matter if most of their bills were covered by their health insurer? Or will it matter that the judgement, if awarded, will be paid by Geico and not the defendant whom the […]
Continue reading…Here are a few things to consider if you were injured at work here in Virginia.
No matter what kind of work you do, injuries are possible. Hopefully, if you were hurt on the job, your employer has worker’s compensation insurance that will help you through your difficult times. However, depending on other factors, you may have additional remedies to pursue as well. Here’s a couple things to think about: First, […]
Continue reading…Statute of Limitations not tolled for criminal prosecution. Even when the case involved the death of a 2-year-old.
As we’ve written before, Virginia courts are unforgiving when it comes to statutes of limitations. Stated another way, if you let the statute of limitations pass on your personal injury claim without settling your case or properly filing it in court, you lose. Inherently, this also means making sure you actually know the SOL in […]
Continue reading…So, you’ve decided to settle your own Virginia car crash case. Here’s some things to think about.
If you’re the victim of a Virginia car crash, you may have decided that you want to settle your own case. What many law firms won’t tell you is you may be better off without an attorney. In fact, at Abrenio law, we only accept car crash cases where we are confident that we can […]
Continue reading…Abrenio Law settles a car crash case for $1,686,795. Here’s what happened and some things to think about.
Recently, a victim of a violent car crash entrusted Abrenio Law to help pursue her claims. After significant effort, given her catastrophic injuries, we were able to secure a settlement for just under $1.7 million. What happened? The case involved a March 25, 2022, car crash in Northern Virginia. There, the victim was riding as […]
Continue reading…Someone crashed into me, but there wasn’t much property damage. Does that mean I don’t have a good Virginia car accident case?
If you’ve been in a car crash here in Virginia, and have talked to an insurance adjustor, they likely asked was, “how bad was the damage to your car?” When it comes to a personal injury claims, the reason this question is asked (as you probably know) is people will infer how badly you were […]
Continue reading…Virginia Expungement Update (June 2023).
If you’ve been paying attention to Virginia Expungement Law and the recent movement in the General Assembly, you’re probably aware that there are significant improvements coming to our expungement framework here in Virginia. However, most of the change has a delayed effective date until July 1, 2025. With that said, this past year, there were […]
Continue reading…Medicare and your Virginia Car Accident Case.
If you’ve been involved in a Virginia car accident and are covered by Medicare, certain issues can arise that aren’t the same as if you have a private health insurance company. With that said, if you’re fortunate enough to have health insurance, including Medicare, you should make sure to take advantage of it if and […]
Continue reading…Why Settlement Releases matter for your Virginia car accident claim?
If you’ve got a Virginia car accident claim, and you’re close to settling, you know that the process can be overwhelming. Even if you have an attorney, trying to resolve your injury case can add to the trauma that you’ve already been through. However, one of the last steps involved usually involves reviewing and signing […]
Continue reading…Can I take a vacation if I was badly injured in a Virginia car accident?
If you follow our blog, you’ll know recently we wrote an article about important “take-aways” from the Gwyneth Paltrow Injury Trial that recently ended with Gwyneth (the defendant) winning the case. One aspect of the defense, which we believe the jury found compelling was cross examination that focused on the Plaintiff’s vacations and travels following […]
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