If you’ve been in a Virginia accident case, you’re likely wondering what can you claim for compensation. When trying a case before a jury, Virginia employs Model Jury Instruction 9.000, which provides exactly what you can claim: any bodily injuries sustained and their effect on your health according to their degree and probable duration; any […]

If you’ve got a Virginia car accident case, you may be wondering what questions the insurance company gets to ask and why.  Many of our clients are surprised about how much information they are required to provide.  Often, I hear, “James, why do they get to know that?  It feels like I’m on trial!”  The […]

At Abrenio Law, our goal is to educate our clients about their cases 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 which James discusses the Abrenio Law process. This includes what you can expect […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence (whether in a car accident, slip & fall, or another type of accident), you need to be aware that Virginia applies the rule of Contributory Negligence. Under this rule, if the person that injured you is 99% at fault, but you’re only 1% at fault, you […]

In this case, the Plaintiff was an 82 year old artist who ran his own business. While visiting Charlottesville, he was rear-ended. While he wasn’t taken to the hospital, he felt groggy and went to a family member’s home to sleep. Over the coming weeks and months, he complained that he could no longer think […]