In an accident with a tractor-trailer, the injured plaintiff is required to prove that the defendant was negligent and that this negligence led to the accident which caused the plaintiff's injuries. As with other types of accidents (including car accidents), determining who is at fault...
Paullin Law Firm has a new spot on the radio! Click here to listen to the ad, in which Attorney Mark Paullin talks about the importance of having a good personal injury attorney on your side. Thanks to Cox Media Group in Richmond VA for making...
Remember, personal injury cases are civil matters that are tried in civil courts. When suing for personal injury damages, you can often sue for future damages in addition to current damages. The financial compensation received from a personal injury settlement can encompass a wide range...
If you suffered personal injury from an accident caused by another driver, you need an experienced attorney to help you get compensation for damages, medical bills and lost wages .Because he is a former insurance attorney, Mark Paullin knows what the insurance company may do...
Lost Wages are Recoverable in Personal Injury Cases - Notwithstanding Salary or Vacation Days Often victims in personal injury cases are unable to work at their trade or profession. Sometimes, a victim has vacation time or short-term disability benefits that pays the victim some, or all,...
CASE RESULTS DEPEND UPON A VARIETY OF FACTORS UNIQUE TO EACH CASE. CASE RESULTS DO NOT GUARANTEE OR PREDICT A SIMILAR RESULT IN ANY FUTURE CASE UNDERTAKEN BY PAULLIN LAW FIRM. This article in Virginia Lawyers Weekly shows the results Mark Paullin achieved as an insurance...
Do not voluntarily give up your Fourth Amendment Right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizure No one has to voluntarily consent to a request by the police to search their person, vehicle, or residence. If you consent to their request, the officers do not...
The holiday season is upon us, bringing with it wintry weather and a flurry of festive celebrations. As family and friends come together, most will gather to eat, be merry, and of course, drink. In addition to gifts and goodwill, The weeks between Thanksgiving and...
A House Transportation Subcommittee put the brakes on Virginia Senate bill 928, a measure that would increase required clearance from 2 feet to 3 feet when motor vehicles pass bicycles on the road. The bill, introduced by Sen. Ryan T. McDougle (R-Hanover), was intended to...
It's been over a year since the Virginia General Assembly voted to raise Virginia's maximum speed limit from 65 miles per hour to 70 mph in February 2010. The measure passed overwhelmingly in the House and Senate, and many drivers have enjoyed the adjusted limits...
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