Workplace injuries can have far-reaching consequences that go beyond the immediate physical pain. In many cases, these injuries lead to long-term effects that can affect an individual’s ability to perform their job or live their daily life.

When someone is accused of a violent crime, one of the most powerful defenses available is self-defense. However, claiming self-defense and proving it in a court of law are two different challenges. The burden often falls on the accused to present evidence that they were justified in using force to protect themselves or others.

One of the most common reasons for medical treatment delays is a process called prior authorization. In workers’ compensation cases, this approval process can influence everything from your first physical therapy session to long-term surgery plans.

Traversing the aftermath of a car accident in Virginia can be a disheartening experience, particularly when it involves injuries and the prospect of a settlement. Deciding when to accept a settlement for auto injuries is a critical decision that requires careful consideration of legal, financial, medical, and personal factors.

Back injuries are among the most common reasons people miss work, and they can have a serious impact on our physical abilities, emotional well-being, and financial future.

Catastrophic brain injuries, often resulting from severe trauma to the head, can profoundly alter an individual's life, leading to significant physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges.

Individuals in Virginia sometimes feel discouraged after a criminal court’s decision but want to explore ways to keep fighting. Forbes Law Firm assists those who are ready to consider the steps to appeal a criminal conviction and pursue an additional review of their case.

At Forbes Law Firm in Hampton Roads, Virginia, we frequently hear from workers who fear retaliation after sustaining an injury on the job. One of the most pressing concerns is whether an employer can fire an employee for filing a workers' compensation claim.

Facing a workers' compensation denial can be a disheartening experience, especially when you’re already dealing with the stress of an injury. However, a denial doesn’t mean the end of your claim. If you’re a worker in Virginia, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the steps you can take to fight for the benefits you need.

A hit-and-run accident can be a traumatic experience, leaving victims with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial burdens. In Virginia, the process of building a case after such an incident requires a clear understanding of state laws, the collection of evidence, and coordination with legal and insurance professionals.