Litigation Attorneys Skilled in Serious Vehicle Accident Injury Cases Fighting for Justice and Maximum Compensation

Wallace Wason, PLLC represents the victims of car, truck and multi-vehicle accidents, as well as offering representation to people suffering the consequences of heavy equipment crashes, motorcycle accidents and wrong-way drivers. These types of accidents cause the most serious, even deadly, consequences to victims of poor driving every day.

Wallace Wason, PLLC is a law firm with lawyers who regularly handle the kinds of serious injury cases that result from auto and truck and equipment crashes. We have the skills and care necessary to assist those dealing with catastrophic injuries while also considering filing a lawsuit to recover damages. We’re client-focused and our intake team is ready to take your call.

Contact us to schedule a no-fee consultation and get the assistance you need to protect your rights to file a claim and to pursue the maximum compensation and justice that you deserve.

What Types of Accidents Cause Significant Personal Injuries?

Of course, any type of accident can lead to a catastrophic personal injury. Those involving multiple vehicles, semi-trucks, tractor trailers, farm equipment, wide loads, heavy equipment, ejection from a vehicle, motorcycle collisions, or wrong-way drivers often cause significant personal and property injury. Claims arising from these kinds of incidents often end up as personal injury claims filed in court, sometimes going all the way to trial before reaching resolution.

What Kinds Injuries Lead to Personal Injury Accident Lawsuits?

The types of significant injuries that should be pursued aggressively by an experienced personal injury law firm include:

Traumatic brain injuries,
Spinal cord injuries,
Severe burns,
Facial disfigurement,
Loss of limb or extremity,
Organ or internal damage,
Total or partial disability, and
Loss of eyesight or hearing.

How Much Time Do Families Have To File a Car Accident Case in Virginia?

Under the Virginia Code, the injured party, or the personal representative of a deceased person’s estate (i.e. someone appointed by the court), can bring an action for injuries or death and damages caused by the negligence, recklessness or carelessness of others. In Virginia, a lawsuit must be filed within two years of the event causing the injury or death in order to meet the Commonwealth’s time limit, also known as the statute of limitations.

What Is the Compensation for a Serious Personal Injury Lawsuit?

In addition to any award for property damage to the vehicle or its contents, settlements or jury awards may include compensation for the following types of damages resulting from a serious personal injury or death:

Expenses for any care, treatment and hospitalization of the injured or decedent related to the causal event
Loss of the injured or decedent’s reasonably expected income
Loss of the services, protection, care and assistance provided by the injured or deceased
Reasonable funeral expenses if death is involved
Sorrow, mental anguish, and solace (which may include loss of companionship, comfort, guidance, and advice of the decedent)
Punitive damages, in the case of willful or wanton conduct, or recklessness showing a conscious disregard for the safety of others.

The types of damages that may be awarded are specified in the law. In a case that goes to trial with a jury, it is the jury’s job to decide on the type and amounts to be awarded.

Serious Personal Injury and Major Vehicle Accident Attorneys

Law firms with attorneys who focus on serious personal injury lawsuits, like Wallace Wason, PLLC, are experienced in dealing with both the legal and the medical information and standards involved in such claims.

Wallace B. Wason, Jr. and his legal team have the experience necessary to handle the details and help your family through this difficult time. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation evaluation of your accident injury lawsuit.