Slip and Fall & Premises Liability Virginia
How Virginia's Pure Contributory Negligence Rule Can Ruin Your Slip and Fall Claim
Understanding the 1% Rule in VirginiaIn the vast majority of the United States, if you are partially at fault for an accident, your financial payout is simply reduced by your perc...
Delivery Driver Slip and Falls: Premises Liability for Amazon, UPS, and FedEx Workers in Virginia
Delivery drivers for Amazon, UPS, FedEx, and food delivery apps are the backbone of the Virginia economy. Navigating neighborhoods in Fairfax, Roanoke, and Richmond involves consta...
Suing a Virginia City or County for Defective Sidewalks and Public Park Injuries
Taking a stroll through a public park in Alexandria, walking downtown in Richmond, or visiting a recreation center in Fairfax should be safe. However, local governments frequently...
Negligent Security Claims in Virginia: Holding Businesses Liable for Criminal Attacks
When you visit a shopping mall in Richmond, park at a garage in Norfolk, or rent an apartment in Virginia Beach, you have a reasonable expectation of safety. Property owners and la...
Suing a Grocery or Big Box Store for a Slip and Fall in Virginia: Constructive Notice Explained
What is Constructive Notice in Virginia?When you slip and fall inside a retail environment in Virginia, the store is not automatically at fault just because you were injured on th...
The Ongoing Storm Doctrine: Suing for Snow and Ice Slips on Virginia Properties
What is the Ongoing Storm Doctrine in Virginia?Winter storms in Virginia can leave sidewalks, parking lots, and stairways incredibly treacherous. However, you cannot successfully...