If you have suffered an injury through the fault of another, be it from a motor vehicle accident, or some other event, then you have a potential claim.

We know how insurance adjusters evaluate claims because we have worked with insurance companies in defending lawsuits alleging personal injury.

The client pays nothing up front for a typical personal injury or medical malpractice case.

In personal injury cases, if you do not have health insurance or medical payment insurance, The Parrish Law Firm will notify your medical providers that you are involved in a claim and that the bills should be placed on hold until the conclusion of your claim.

This question typically cannot be answered until all the facts of your case are known and your medical condition is stabilized.

This question is difficult to answer because every case is different.

A statute of limitation is a law that specifies the amount of time that can pass after an injury-causing event before a lawsuit must be filed.

You may have a claim for Uninsured (or "UM") benefits under your own automobile insurance policy.

Yes. You need to understand that your relationship with your attorney is a partnership.

Everything.

National data suggest that only about 10% of all personal injury cases go to trial, meaning that as many as 90% of such cases are settled.

Contact the Parrish Law Firm via email or at 571-229-1800, to schedule an initial consultation.

Yes.  We help accident victims and injured people all over Virginia.