The attorneys at River Run Law recently settled a 7 figure case that went up to the cusp of trial. The case was mediated and settled for $1,025,000 and involved a client who was a passerby at an apartment complex when a roofing shingle flew off of the roof. After a complex investigation it was discovered that the apartment complex was having the roof repaired and it was alleged that the roofer failed to properly secure the shingles as they worked. The client's injuries included head injury, shoulder injury and a neck injury, all requiring extensive treatment. The client also suffered over a year of wage loss.
Suffering a serious injury can devastate your life. You need comprehensive medical care and the resources to keep you going until you can get back on your feet—and back to work. If someone else’s negligence or wrongful actions caused your accident, you deserve justice.
At River Run Law, we aggressively pursue justice and fair financial compensation for the wrongfully injured. We can assist you or a loved one with your personal injury claim, protecting your legal rights and holding the responsible party accountable for their actions.
You deserve to have a passionate advocate on your side. We service clients in Richmond, Virginia, and throughout the surrounding communities. When you don’t know where to turn for help, trust our experienced attorneys to get the job done for you.
Our boutique law practice leverages cutting-edge technology to provide a highly personalized level of service. We have built our practice on a foundation of trust, compassion, and responsive communication. With an extensive network of resources and a wealth of knowledge and experience behind us, we help ensure that you get the compensation you deserve for your injuries and other damages.
We offer a no-cost, no-obligation consultation for Richmond injury victims. When you trust us to handle your injury accident case, you never owe any legal fees until and unless we recover compensation on your behalf.
Contact us now to learn more or to speak with one of our experienced Richmond, VA personal injury lawyers.
Frequently Asked Questions for Richmond Personal Injury Attorneys
What Are the Benefits of Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney?
A personal injury lawyer in Richmond can offer many advantages in your case, including:
Negotiating with insurance companies on your behalf;
Protecting injury victims from settling for less than the claim is worth;
Preparing evidence that bolsters your claim;
Investigating the circumstances of your case; and
Communicating with the opposing party.
We will keep you informed about the progress of your case every step of the way. Hiring a personal injury lawyer in Richmond, VA, gives you the best chance of securing the level of compensation that you deserve.
How Do I Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer in Richmond?
Many personal injury attorneys offer free initial consultations. Use this time to feel out the attorney and determine if you can work with them. During the initial consultation, you can discuss the facts of your case and determine whether you qualify to bring a lawsuit. After the consultation, you do not have to hire the attorney you met with. You can schedule more consultations with additional lawyers and make a decision later. Make sure you know who will be handling your case – an attorney or a paralegal.
How Much Should a Personal Injury Attorney in Richmond Charge?
At River Run Law, we do not collect a fee unless and until we secure a judgment or settlement in your favor. That means if you do not receive compensation, neither do we. We will do everything in our power to ensure you receive the maximum settlement possible.
If you are thinking about hiring a personal injury lawyer, schedule a free consultation to discuss your case with one of our Richmond personal injury attorneys at River Run Law.
Can I File a Personal Injury Claim Without a Lawyer?
Technically, you can file a personal injury claim without an attorney. However, that does not mean that you should. Our personal injury attorneys are experienced in their field and have knowledge about these types of cases. Let us handle the complexities of the lawsuit while you focus on spending time with your family.
How Do I Select a Personal Injury Lawyer in Richmond, Virginia?
If you have started your search for a personal injury attorney in Richmond, VA, you have likely realized there are thousands of them. So how can you separate all the personal injury attorneys in Richmond? One way is through initial consultations, described above. Another way you can learn more about a personal injury lawyer is through their client testimonials. Client testimonials include reviews from former clients that hired the same attorney to represent them.
What our clients are saying about us
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"I was in a car accident that totaled my car and left me with significant medical bills. I wanted to file a lawsuit against the other driver. Casey came well recommended, and he took control of the whole process. He was very responsive and we were very happy with the settlement he obtained. He was attentive, easy to reach, and we knew our case was in good hands."
- J.T. | Car Accident, May 2021
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"I worked with Brooke Alexander who resolved my case with tremendous results. She took charge of my case and put me completely at ease. A great, friendly, professional attorney. I strongly recommend her services."
- Jessica | Slip and Fall, Jan. 2021
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"The River Run Law Firm team is truly professional, and a pleasure to work with! Casey is full of knowledge, very responsive, and brings a sense of ease to an intimidating circumstance. He is a trustful guide, whom you can rely on through the entire process. I cannot imagine going through this experience without him, and I would highly recommend to all!"
- Robin | Workers Compensation, Dec. 2020
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"I was working with another law firm prior to Brooke taking over my case. Brooke made me comfortable through out the whole process. Brooke did not know deep down inside I was a little worried with me not knowing too much about her. I’m going to be the first to say. Sometime you have to leap in on faith like I did. Brooke performed Outstanding work, she made me feel very comfortable and most of all she didn’t leave me feeling uncertain about any decision made. You guys are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! If I can give more than 5 stars I would have done it with NO hesitation."
- Christine | Car Accident, Dec. 2020
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"Casey, and the team at River Run Law handled my case with the upmost professionalism. From start to finish they kept me up to date with where we were and what the next steps would be. I was never blindsided by anything. Couldn’t recommend them more highly!"
- Rodes | General Practice, Dec. 2020
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"I wish it were more words to describe River Run Law & Attorney Casey Ariail ! Hands down ABSOLUTELY the best ! You feel like you’ve known him your whole life & he’s very easy to speak with . It wasn’t a time I felt in the dark about my case & any questions at any time I could call & actually get a response most of the time I call & if Mr. Casey Ariail didn’t answer the first time I always receive a return call within 15 to 30 minutes . I haven’t had a better experience with a Law Firm ! I’ll DEFINITELY be working with them for the years to come !"
- Chelse | Car Accident, Nov. 2020
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5 Reasons Why You Should Invest in a Dash Camera
Mar 19, 2025 | By Brooke Alexander | Read Time: 4minutes
If you are wondering, What is a dash cam used for? And should I get one? Is a dash cam worth it? What are the benefits of dash cam? You have come to the right place. In this article, we will discuss five reasons you should invest in a dash cam for your vehicle. However, before understanding why dashcams are a good idea, let the Richmond car accident lawyers at River Run Law address some basics. If you have questions, please contact us online. You don’t plan for accidents—but you can plan to protect yourself if one happens. A dash cam doesn’t just record—it gives you peace of mind, proof, and legal power when you need it most. At River Run Law, we’ve seen firsthand how dash cam footage has helped our clients prove fault, protect their rights, and win the compensation they deserve. Call us today. What Is a Dash Cam? A dashboard camera, or dash cam as it is called for short, is a device that is mounted in your vehicle to allow you to record everything that occurs while you drive. Where Do You Mount a Dash Cam? As the name implies, a dash cam is typically mounted on the vehicle’s dashboard. However, it can be attached to almost anywhere in the interior or exterior of your car. Usually, the camera is mounted to the inside of your windshield or dashboard with a suction cup. How Does a Dash Cam Work? Dash cams work similarly to any camera or video recording device. Dashcams typically start recording once you start your car and will record on a loop. They are designed to continuously record, for the simple reason you generally do not have advanced warning of when something may occur and when to turn the camera on. Dash Cam Footage Saves Client THE CASE: Car Accident Settled Out of Court THE FACTS: Our client was in the right straight through lane of a major intersection. Her light was a green ball, as she continued out into the middle of the intersection, a van came from her right at a high rate of speed and t-boned her car. The other driver claimed she had the green light. This case would have spent months in litigation but not for a kind person who happened to have a Go-Pro/Dash Cam in his vehicle. He was stopped at the light when the other driver flew past him, ignored the red light and hit my client. He stayed at the scene and provided a copy of the video footage to the police and to my client. Despite being ticketed, the other driver continued to fight the charge and maintained to her insurance company she had the light. CASE RESULT: We may have even lost with the jury. But because there was actual video footage of the other driver, her red light and the crash, my client was able to resolve the matter out of court. Why Should I Get a Dash Cam? You might be wondering, I don’t drive for a living (e.g., I’m not an Uber driver, etc.), so why get a dash cam? Is it necessary? Here are five reasons you should invest in a dash camera. A dash cam is a silent witness to events that may unfold while driving. Because of its ability to capture what is happening in real-time, there are several benefits to investing in one. 1. Provide Evidence in the Event of a Car Accident Dashcams offer solid non-biased evidence of what occurred in real time before, during, and after an accident. Dashcams help eliminate accusatory points of view. The recordings can be used as evidence of injuries and damage during a wreck. 2. Protect Against Insurance Fraud Unfortunately, insurance fraud is prevalent in the United States and costs consumers over $300 billion annually. Sometimes it is as simple as an at-fault driver trying to shift blame to the victim to avoid liability. Other times, criminals engage in insurance fraud schemes intending to defraud. Dash cam footage can quickly quash their plan. 3. Prevent Theft or Vandalism of Your Car Many dash cams begin recording motion. A dash cam can catch thieves and vandals on camera should they approach your unattended vehicle. The mere sight of a camera may even deter them altogether. 4. Avoid Traffic Tickets Dashcams can do more than record what they see. Some are also equipped with night vision, speedometers, and GPS tracking. The information can be helpful if you are pulled over and believe the police officer may have made a mistake. Using dash cam footage can help your defense in traffic court. 5. Supervise Your Younger Driver Although this reason may not apply to everyone, if you are a parent to a new or young driver, a dash cam can allow you to see how your child is doing behind the wheel and give you peace of mind. Injured in an Accident And Have A Dash Cam To Prove Negligence? Contact a Richmond Personal Injury Lawyer Today If you were recently in an accident, contact River Run Law to schedule a consultation to review your dash cam footage. We offer no-cost, no-obligation consultations. Where to find our Richmond office:
What Are Economic Damages in a Personal Injury Case?
Dec 11, 2025 | By Casey Ariail | Read Time: 5minutes
An accident can lead to immediate expenses, such as hospital visits, medications, vehicle or property repair bills, and lost work time. You may hear the term economic damages in conversations about your situation, but it isn’t always explained. So, what are economic damages? In Virginia, they represent the money you can claim for costs tied directly to your injuries. In this blog post, we’ll break down how they are defined, calculated, and applied in personal injury claims. Your Financial Stability Shouldn’t Be Shaken by Someone Else’s Mistake After an injury, the medical bills, missed paychecks, and unexpected expenses can quickly spiral into overwhelming stress. None of this financial burden should fall on you. Economic damages exist to help you rebuild, recover, and regain your stability. Talk to an Attorney Today Examples of Economic Damages in Virginia Personal Injury Claims Economic damages are losses that can be measured in specific amounts. The examples below illustrate the types of monetary damages in a personal injury claim that can be substantiated through bills, receipts, and other records. Medical Expenses If you’ve suffered injuries in an accident, medical bills are often the first thing you face. It might start with an ambulance ride or an ER visit, followed by hospital care, doctor appointments, or physical therapy. You may need medication, tests like X-rays or MRIs, or equipment like crutches or a brace. In some cases, care continues at home. These costs add up quickly, and they don’t always stop when you leave the hospital. That’s why medical expenses are often a significant part of a personal injury claim. Every bill, receipt, and record helps show what the injury has already cost and what future care might still be needed. Future Medical Costs Initial treatment is only part of recovery. Depending on the injury, you may need care that continues after your claim is filed. That could include additional surgeries, long-term medication, physical therapy, or follow-up appointments spaced over months or years. If your medical team expects this kind of care to continue, these projected costs can be included in the claim. Lost Wages and Income An injury can force you to take time off work, whether for a few days or several months. In that time, you may miss paychecks, overtime, bonuses, or other income you rely on. You may also use sick leave or vacation days that you didn’t plan to take. These losses can be counted as part of your economic damages. Reduced Earning Capacity An injury can change what you’re able to do for work and how much you can make. You may need to leave your field entirely, settle for reduced hours, or accept a job that pays less than you earned previously. Even if you’re still working, your future income may no longer reflect your skills or experience. Take a physical laborer who suffers a spinal injury. Returning to the same kind of work may no longer be possible, and a desk job might not come close to replacing that income. This part of a claim often illustrates how profoundly an injury can impact long-term opportunities and overall quality of life. Property Damage Accidents can result in damage to personal property, including vehicles, electronics, tools, or other belongings. Your claim may list the cost to repair or replace damaged property, or its market value if you cannot recover it. If a damaged vehicle is unavailable during repairs, rental costs may also be recoverable. Other Out-of-Pocket Expenses Injury-related costs can extend beyond treatment and lost income. These may include transportation to medical appointments, paid support for household or childcare duties, or modifications to the home required during recovery. Even relatively small recurring costs can show how an injury changes daily routines and adds to the overall burden of recovery. You Deserve Clear Answers About What You Can Recover Understanding economic damages can feel confusing when you’re already dealing with pain and financial pressure. You shouldn’t have to navigate complicated calculations or insurance tactics alone. Riverrun Law helps you understand your rights and ensures no part of your loss is overlooked. Get the Support You Need How to Calculate Economic Damages in a Personal Injury Claim Economic damages in a personal injury claim are calculated by reviewing the evidence of financial loss and assigning a dollar value to each category. The total includes both past expenses and reasonable estimates of future costs. For medical expenses, bills, receipts, and similar records show what treatment has already cost. Doctors or financial specialists may estimate future care needs based on the person’s condition and expected recovery time. For lost income or reduced earning capacity, pay records show the amount of income missed during recovery. If an injury affects future work, experts may project long-term loss by comparing likely earnings before and after the injury. Property damage is based on repair estimates, replacement costs, or the market value of items that cannot be repaired. Once the total economic loss is calculated, it represents the amount a person may recover through their claim. In Virginia, there is generally no limit on economic damages, meaning you can seek full reimbursement for documented financial losses. The main exception applies to medical malpractice cases, where state law places a combined cap on total damages. For injuries occurring on or after July 1, 2025, that limit is $2.70 million, increasing by $50,000 each year until it reaches $3 million in 2031. You Deserve a Clear Path to Financial Recovery After an injury, the money stress can hit fast—medical bills, missed paychecks, and unexpected costs that keep adding up. It’s exhausting to worry about finances while you’re trying to heal, especially when insurers question the value of your losses. Economic damages are meant to cover real, measurable harm, but calculating them correctly takes documentation and strategy. Riverrun Law helps you identify what should be included, prove your financial losses, and push back when an insurer undervalues your claim. We’ll guide you step by step and fight for compensation that reflects what […]
What to Do If a Drunk Driver Hits a Motorcyclist in Virginia
Dec 11, 2025 | By Casey Ariail | Read Time: 5minutes
Motorcyclists face a heightened risk on the road, and when alcohol is involved, the consequences are often devastating. A drunk driver hits a motorcycle with far greater force and unpredictability than most riders can anticipate, leaving victims with life-altering injuries and emotional trauma. If you or someone close to you was struck by an impaired driver, you may feel uncertain about your next steps. This guide explains what to do after a drunk driver hits a motorcyclist, outlines your legal options, and discusses how River Run Law helps riders throughout Virginia recover physically, emotionally, and financially. You Didn’t Deserve This — And You Shouldn’t Face It Alone Being hit by a drunk driver while riding a motorcycle is terrifying, overwhelming, and deeply unfair. Your injuries, financial strain, and uncertainty about what comes next aren’t your fault. You deserve support, clarity, and a clear path toward justice and recovery. Talk to an Attorney Today Steps to Take After a Drunk Driver Motorcycle Accident Knowing what to do after a drunk driver motorcycle accident can make a significant difference in your recovery. These steps protect your safety, preserve evidence, and help you prepare for any future legal action. Step 1: Seek Immediate Medical Care Your health is always the top priority. Motorcycle crashes often lead to severe injuries such as broken bones, internal bleeding, spinal cord damage, or traumatic brain injury. Even if you believe you are unhurt, symptoms can develop hours or days later. Prompt medical evaluation helps ensure you receive proper treatment and establishes crucial documentation linking your injuries directly to the collision. This medical record becomes a foundational piece of evidence in your case. Step 2: Contact Law Enforcement Virginia law requires anyone involved in a crash causing injury, death, or property damage to report it to the police. Officers will investigate, gather witness statements, and conduct sobriety testing if alcohol use is suspected. Ask for a copy of the crash report, once it’s ready. The report often includes details about the driver’s intoxication level and citations issued, which can help prove fault later. If the impaired driver fled the scene, law enforcement will investigate it as a hit-and-run, which can be a felony in Virginia. Share all identifying details you can recall about the vehicle or driver. Step 3: Collect Evidence When Possible If your condition allows, take steps to document the scene before leaving. Valuable information includes: If you cannot do this yourself, ask a friend, family member, or even a bystander to help. The sooner this information is preserved, the stronger your case may be. Step 4: Notify Your Insurance Company Report the collision to your own insurer soon after the incident. Virginia follows a fault-based system, meaning the impaired driver’s insurance typically covers damages. However, your policy may provide additional benefits such as medical payments coverage or uninsured/underinsured motorist protection if the at-fault driver lacks sufficient coverage. When communicating with insurers, stick to the facts and avoid recorded statements until you’ve spoken with an attorney. Insurance representatives sometimes try to limit payouts or pressure injured parties into accepting early, low settlements. Step 5: Consult a Motorcycle Accident Attorney Once immediate medical and safety needs are addressed, reach out to a lawyer experienced with motorcycle and drunk driving cases. A legal professional’s early involvement helps preserve evidence, protect your rights, and determine the value of your claim. A knowledgeable attorney can: Having an advocate is key to giving your recovery the care and attention it deserves. Your Recovery Matters — We’ll Help You Protect It After a motorcycle crash caused by a drunk driver, insurance companies often try to shift blame or minimize your injuries. You shouldn’t have to fight them while you’re healing. Riverrun Law stands with you, helping you understand your rights and pushing back so you aren’t taken advantage of during your most vulnerable moments. Get the Support You Deserve Can You Sue a Drunk Driver for Hitting You? Yes. You can bring a civil claim against an impaired driver in addition to any criminal prosecution they face. Criminal charges focus on punishment, while civil lawsuits pursue compensation for victims’ losses. If a drunk driver hit a motorcyclist, the victim may seek damages for: In especially egregious cases, you may also request punitive damages, which aim to punish the driver and deter similar behavior in the future. Punitive Damages in Virginia Drunk Driving Cases Under Virginia law, punitive damages are capped at $350,000 regardless of the compensatory amount awarded. To qualify, the plaintiff must prove by clear and convincing evidence that the defendant acted with willful and wanton disregard for others’ safety. This standard often applies when a drunk driver’s blood alcohol concentration exceeds 0.15%, they cause serious harm, or they have prior DUI convictions. River Run Law evaluates whether these factors apply in your case and pursues every available avenue for justice. How a Drunk Driver Motorcycle Accident Claim Progresses A drunk driver motorcycle accident case in Virginia typically involves four key stages: Throughout the process, your attorney’s goal is to maximize recovery while allowing you to take the time you need to heal, mentally and physically. You Don’t Have to Carry This Burden Alone When a drunk driver hits a motorcyclist, the impact is often devastating—and the aftermath can feel impossible to manage. You may be facing serious injuries, mounting medical bills, time away from work, and the frustration of being treated like “just another claim.” Insurance companies can delay, dispute, or downplay what you’re going through when you need help the most. Riverrun Law stands with injured riders and families, guiding you through the process with clarity and determination. We investigate what happened, protect your rights, and pursue the compensation you need to move forward. You deserve accountability—and a legal team that won’t back down. Speak With Riverrun Law Why Choose Us River Run Law represents injured motorcyclists with care, determination, and respect. Our attorneys understand the devastating impact of collisions caused by intoxicated drivers and fight tirelessly to hold […]
Dec 11, 2025 | By Brooke Alexander | Read Time: 5minutes
After an accident, compensation usually covers your medical bills, income loss, and the pain you have endured. In some rare cases, Virginia law allows an additional type of recovery meant to punish outrageous behavior. This category, called exemplary damages, applies only when a person or company acts with deliberate or reckless disregard for others’ safety. This guide explains what exemplary damages are, how Virginia courts apply them, and what makes them different from standard compensation. It also shows how River Run Law can help you determine whether your case may qualify. You Deserve Justice When Someone Crosses the Line When someone’s reckless or intentional actions cause serious harm, it’s natural to feel angry, overwhelmed, and unsure where to turn. You are not wrong for wanting true accountability. Exemplary damages exist specifically for situations like yours—when ordinary compensation simply isn’t enough. Talk to an Attorney What Are Exemplary Damages? To define exemplary damages, start with the purpose behind most injury claims. Ordinary compensation, known as compensatory damages, reimburses victims for measurable losses such as medical expenses, property repair, or emotional harm. Exemplary damages, often called punitive damages, serve another goal: punishment. They penalize the wrongdoer for severe misconduct and discourage similar behavior in the future. Because they are intended to punish rather than reimburse, courts rarely award them. Virginia recognizes these damages only when conduct shows willful or wanton disregard for human life, evil motive, or conscious indifference to others’ safety. Simple negligence, such as distracted driving or an honest mistake, is not enough. When Exemplary Damages May Be Available Virginia law sets a very high bar for this type of recovery. A plaintiff must prove that the defendant’s actions went far beyond ordinary carelessness. The evidence must clearly show malicious or reckless intent. Situations that may justify exemplary damages include the following: Each situation must demonstrate something more than mere negligence—there must be proof of conscious wrongdoing or gross recklessness. Limits on Exemplary Damages in Virginia Virginia limits all punitive or exemplary damages to a maximum of $350,000. Even if a jury awards more, courts automatically reduce the total to that amount. This cap applies regardless of how extreme the defendant’s behavior was. Virginia Code reflects the Commonwealth’s view that punishment should remain proportionate. Although capped, an award of exemplary damages still carries significant meaning. It signals public condemnation of the misconduct and often accompanies substantial compensatory damages for the victim. You Don’t Have to Face This Alone The legal standards for exemplary damages can feel confusing, especially when you’re already dealing with pain and uncertainty. Riverrun Law is here to guide you with clarity, compassion, and the experience needed to challenge reckless behavior head-on. You deserve an advocate who understands what’s at stake. Get the Support You Need Comparing Compensatory and Exemplary Damages The difference between compensatory and exemplary damages lies in their purpose. Here’s how they break down: Compensatory damages help restore what was lost, while exemplary damages send a message that certain behavior will not be tolerated. The Burden of Proof for Exemplary Damages Because these damages punish the defendant, the burden of proof is much higher than in an ordinary negligence claim. Plaintiffs must show clear and convincing evidence that the defendant acted with actual malice or willful and wanton disregard. “Willful and wanton” conduct means knowing the probable risk of harm yet acting anyway. The proof must establish deliberate indifference, not just bad judgment or carelessness. Courts use this higher standard to ensure that exemplary damages apply only to the most serious misconduct. Examples of Conduct That May Lead to Exemplary Damages Only a small percentage of Virginia personal injury cases meet this demanding standard. However, certain events may qualify, such as: Each of these examples involves intentional or grossly reckless acts showing disregard for others’ safety. When you come to River Run Law, our attorneys review every detail of your case to see whether these factors apply. Why Pursuing Exemplary Damages Can Strengthen a Case Even when a court ultimately denies exemplary damages, pursuing them can still improve the overall result. Allegations of willful or malicious conduct may pressure insurance companies to negotiate fair settlements rather than risk a jury verdict. An experienced lawyer can use this potential exposure to push for a stronger resolution. At River Run Law, we analyze the facts, gather supporting evidence, and develop a strategy tailored to each client’s situation. You Don’t Have to Face This Alone When someone’s behavior goes beyond a careless mistake, it can leave you feeling angry, overwhelmed, and unsure what justice should look like. Exemplary damages may apply in cases involving reckless or intentional conduct, but the legal standards can feel confusing—especially when you’re already dealing with pain and uncertainty. Insurance companies rarely volunteer full accountability, and they often push to minimize what happened. Riverrun Law is here to guide you with clarity, compassion, and experience. We’ll evaluate your situation, explain your options, and build a strategy designed to hold wrongdoers responsible. You deserve an advocate who understands what’s at stake and fights for the outcome you need. Get the Support You Need How River Run Law Approaches These Cases At River Run Law, our consultations are designed to help you understand your rights and explore your options without pressure or confusion. You’ll speak directly with a member of our legal team who listens to your story, reviews the facts, and explains what pursuing exemplary damages might involve under Virginia law. Clients can expect open communication, straightforward explanations, and steady guidance from start to finish. Because we work on a contingency basis, you owe no legal fees unless we recover compensation for you. Speak with a Richmond Personal Injury Lawyer If you are asking yourself, “What are exemplary damages and do they apply to my situation?” the best next step is a conversation with an attorney who understands Virginia’s laws. River Run Law represents clients across Richmond and nearby areas, including Henrico, Chesterfield, and Hanover. Our goal is to help you understand your rights […]
