On this page, we will examine Virginia personal injury lawsuits and their settlement value. We will explain some of the basic rules of tort law in Virginia, such as what types of damages plaintiffs can get and how long they have to file their case. We will also explore the…
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Virginia Wrongful Death Lawsuits
This page is about Virginia’s wrongful death law. The purpose is to explain how wrongful death lawsuits work and who is eligible for either settlement compensation or a jury payout. We also explain the second and sometimes equally important cause of action in death cases, a survival action. This claim…
IKEA Lawsuit Settlements and Verdicts Examples
IKEA, the Swedish retail giant known for its affordable furniture and home goods, has faced numerous lawsuits over the years related to product safety and injuries. IKEA has the responsibility to ensure that all products are safe for consumer use. However, incidents involving defective or poorly designed products have led…
Virginia Medical Malpractice Law and Settlement Value
This page focuses on Virginia malpractice law, how these lawsuits work in Virginia, and the settlement amounts and jury payouts victims see in medical malpractice claims. Virginia is a big state, and Northern Virginia is one of the country’s most densely populated metropolitan areas. Thousands of medical malpractice cases get…
Virginia Car Accident Settlement and Lawsuits
This page will look at auto accident lawsuits in Virginia and their settlement value. Our injury lawyers will explain the basic laws in Virginia relating to car accidents, and we look at examples of jury payouts and settlement amounts in recent accident cases. RELATED CONTENT: Virginia Wrongful Death Lawsuits Virginia…
Huge Asbestos Verdict Taken Away by Virginia High Court
You get a big verdict. Defendant’s big bone of contention on appeal is an evidentiary issue. When this happens, and it has happened to me a number of times, you are feeling pretty good about your chances. Particularly when the standard is – as it is for most evidentiary issues…