Personal Injury lawyer
Norfolk, Newport News, and Roanoke, Virginia
Personal injury law is the name for the group of laws that cover wrongs (‘torts’) or damages done to another person, or that person’s property, rights, or reputation.
Why Personal Injury Happens
Personal injury can occur for many reasons, including:
- Accidents at work
- Traffic accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Faulty products
- Defective repairs
- Medical mistakes
- Slip and fall injuries
- Wrongful death
- Birth injuries
<p> </p> may be physical or psychological but, to file a lawsuit, the injury must occur because of another’s negligence or being ‘unreasonably’ unsafe. The term ‘unreasonable’ refers to someone who causes an injury because they failed to take proper safety measures. In other words, if you dive into a pool where signs are clearly posted saying “No Diving,” and you suffer injury as a result, you may not have a case, since the property owner took reasonable precautions to safeguard you by posting signs you ultimately ignored.
Examples of common personal injury law cases include:
- Professional malpractice
- Wrongful death
- Libel and slander
- Trespassing
- Nuisance complaints
Do You Have a Case?
If you think you may have a case for personal injury and wish to pursue a possible settlement, your first step is to contact a qualified personal injury lawyer. Kalfus & Nachman offer the expertise you need to handle your personal injury case in Virginia.
Personal injury claims are strongly contested by insurance companies, but Kalfus and Nachman offer comprehensive knowledge and experience needed to negotiate these common obstacles, utilizing the best experts to strengthen your claim and prepare a strong case on your behalf.
If you are in the Norfolk, Hampton, Newport News, Portsmouth, Roanoke, or Virginia Beach, Virginia area, please contact our attorney in VA today to schedule your free personal injury consultation. Our dedication to your claim begins the moment you call our office, and we’ll fight for your rights until your case is settled. “Tell Them You Mean Business.”