Many people who have been the victim in a car accident will receive a phone call from the at-fault driver’s insurance company within a few weeks or months of the collision with an offer to settle … [Read more...]
How quickly should I settle my car accident case with an insurance company?
posted on April 13, 2018
Small Businesses and the SBA Virginia Resource Guide
posted on April 9, 2018
As small business owners ourselves - we understand that starting a business can be daunting. However, with planning, preparation and insight, chances of success can be improved tremendously. The U.S. … [Read more...]
Kids in Car Accidents: The important differences with a minor and a personal injury case
posted on March 23, 2018
Has your child been injured in a car accident? If so, it is important to understand the differences between your child’s case and that of an adult. Here are a few examples. First, did you know your … [Read more...]
Reporting Accidents in Virginia: Not Just the Driver’s Responsibility for a Hit and Run
posted on March 16, 2018
In Virginia it is important to know that passengers, not just the driver, can be criminally charged with failure to report an accident. If an accident occurs, every person in the car who is 16 years … [Read more...]
What is “Negligence”? And how does it relate to personal injury law and car accidents?
posted on March 9, 2018
One of the most frequently heard bits of “legalese” used when talking about a personal injury (for example, from the result of a car accident) is the word “negligence.” In day to day … [Read more...]
Reestablishing Credit Post-Bankruptcy via a Secured Credit Card
posted on March 7, 2018
Reestablishing credit following a bankruptcy filing is fairly straight forward although it can take some time. First, the debts listed in your bankruptcy filing are deleted from your credit history … [Read more...]
New Tool to Recover a Lost Life Insurance Policy in Virginia
posted on March 2, 2018
The time period after a loved one passes is hard. It becomes even harder when you cannot find the loved ones records. If a loved one has died, but you aren’t able to locate their life insurance … [Read more...]
Opening a brewery in Virginia? Consider these wholesaler requirements.
posted on February 19, 2018
When a brewery wants to market its product in a retail store it needs to conform to Virginia's tied house regulations. If you need a refresher on Virginia's tied house regulations, you can find that … [Read more...]
So you want to open a brewery in Virginia? The Relevancy of Tied House Regulations
posted on February 13, 2018
Prior to America's Dark Age (the Prohibition), it was common practice for bars or pubs to be tied to specified breweries through contractual agreements requiring them to purchase some or all of their … [Read more...]
New Tax Plan has Big Consequences for Divorced Spouses
posted on February 6, 2018
The new tax plan signed into law by President Trump in late December 2017 has many new changes and provisions, including one which will greatly affect divorcing spouses when it comes to spousal … [Read more...]
