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Choosing the right personal injury attorney may be the most important decision you make after an accident.The lawyer you hire will handle your medical bills, negotiate with insurance companies, and ultimately determine how your story is told — and valued. But not every attorney, or firm, approaches injury cases the same way.Knowing what to look […]
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Motorcyclists in Virginia face unique dangers — and unique legal challenges — after an accident.Because of bias, limited visibility, and severe injury potential, motorcycle riders often have to fight harder to prove what really happened and to recover what they’re owed. If you’ve been injured while riding, protecting your rights starts immediately — at the […]
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Truck crashes can change lives in an instant.Because of their size and weight, commercial trucks cause catastrophic injuries when they collide with cars, motorcycles, or pedestrians. But truck accident cases in Virginia aren’t just “big car accidents.” They involve complex federal regulations, aggressive insurance carriers, and rapid-response teams hired by trucking companies to protect themselves […]
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Dog attacks can happen suddenly — while walking, jogging, or even biking by a neighbor’s yard.When they do, you might ask yourself the following: Who pays for medical care? Should I call animal control? What if the owner insists their dog “has never done that before”? In Virginia, dog bite cases depend heavily on evidence […]
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If you’re hurt while doing your job — but the accident was caused by someone other than your employer or coworker — your case is different from a standard workers’ compensation claim.You may have two potential sources of recovery: Understanding how these two systems interact is essential to protecting your right to full compensation. A […]
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If a police officer or detective says, “You have the right to remain silent…” you’re already in a situation where silence is your most powerful protection. Miranda warnings exist to protect your constitutional rights — but by the time you hear them, you’re already under investigation or under arrest. Talking to the police without a […]
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After a DUI conviction in Virginia, many drivers worry about how they’ll get to work, school, or family obligations.The good news? In many cases, the court or DMV can grant a restricted driver’s license — but the rules depend on your BAC, offense level, and driving history. Here’s a breakdown of what privileges are available […]
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If your driver’s license was suspended in Virginia, you’ve probably heard about “SR-22” or “FR-44” insurance.Both are proof of financial responsibility required by the Virginia DMV before your license can be reinstated — but they serve different purposes and come with different rules. Here’s what every Virginia driver needs to know about SR-22 and FR-44 […]
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Getting caught driving on a suspended or revoked license in Virginia is a serious matter—and it can quickly escalate from a traffic offense to a criminal charge. Here’s what you need to know about Virginia’s suspended license laws, the possible penalties, how to restore your driving privileges, and what defenses might apply. A practical guide […]
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When someone is arrested in Virginia, one of the first questions is:“Will I get a bond—and how much?” Here’s what to know about how bonds work, when they’re granted, and what risks come with signing one. A step-by-step guide from Cardon Law. This is general information, not legal advice. If you or a loved one […]
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Once a felony case reaches the Circuit Court in Virginia, the serious work begins.Whether you’re preparing for trial, considering a plea agreement, or facing sentencing, understanding how this stage works can make a huge difference in both your strategy and peace of mind. This guide walks you through the final stages of a felony case […]
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Once a felony charge is filed, the next stage of the case determines whether it will move forward to trial in Circuit Court.This stage can be confusing because Virginia uses both the General District Court and the Circuit Court for different parts of a felony case. This guide breaks down what happens after the arrest […]
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Facing a felony charge can feel like the ground has dropped out from under you.Whether you were arrested after an investigation or learned there’s a warrant for your arrest, the early stages of a felony case in Virginia can be confusing and frightening. This post explains, in plain English, how felony charges begin, what a […]
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After a car accident, your first meeting with a personal injury lawyer sets the tone for your entire case.The more information you bring, the faster your attorney can begin protecting your rights, contacting insurers, and building evidence before it fades. This guide walks you through exactly what to bring to your first appointment — including […]
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The first few days after a car accident can feel overwhelming — medical appointments, insurance calls, and constant pain.But what you do during this time can make a major difference in your recovery and in the value of your injury claim. In Part 1, we covered what to do at the scene: stay safe, call […]
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Car accidents happen in an instant — but what you do in the minutes and hours afterward can make all the difference in your health, your case, and your ability to recover financially. Even minor collisions can lead to injuries that worsen over time or disputes about who’s at fault. That’s why it’s critical to […]
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