The Parrish Car Accident & Personal Injury Law Firm | December 1, 2025 | Personal Injury
How to Dispute a False Insurance Claim in Virginia
False insurance claims can cause major headaches for innocent drivers. Whether you’ve been wrongly accused of causing a crash or your policy is being used without cause, you must act quickly. A false claim can raise your premiums, damage your driving record, or even lead to fraud accusations. If you’re dealing with a misleading or […]
The Parrish Car Accident & Personal Injury Law Firm | November 22, 2025 | Personal Injury
The Difference Between Tort Law and Personal Injury Law
Many people use the terms “tort law” and “personal injury law” as if they were interchangeable. While these legal concepts overlap, understanding the difference between tort law and personal injury law can help you better grasp your legal rights after an accident. What Is Tort Law? A tort is a civil wrong that causes harm […]
Jim Parrish | October 8, 2025 | Personal Injury
Who’s Liable for Trick-or-Treat Injuries?
Halloween is a night filled with excitement, but it also comes with risks. Crowded sidewalks, dim lighting, and unsafe property conditions increase the chance of accidents. When a child is hurt on Halloween, the big question becomes: who’s liable for trick-or-treat injuries? Knowing how liability works can help families protect their rights and recover compensation […]
The Parrish Car Accident & Personal Injury Law Firm | September 25, 2025 | Personal Injury
10 Tips For Maximizing Compensation In Your Personal Injury Case in Fairfax, VA
Getting the comprehensive compensation you deserve following a personal injury accident doesn’t happen by chance. The choices you make from when you’re hurt to when your case concludes can significantly impact how — and for how much — your case is resolved. Here are ten ways you can improve your chances of making a full […]
The Parrish Car Accident & Personal Injury Law Firm | July 28, 2025 | Personal Injury
What Is Exsanguination?
It’s estimated that about 60,000 people in the U.S. die from blood loss, also known as hemorrhaging or exsanguination, each year. However, it is important to recognize that it is possible to die from exsanguination without losing a single drop of blood from your body; internal injuries can cause bleeding that’s severe enough to be […]