Virginia Personal Injury Practice Areas

Williams DeLoatche, P.C. is a full-service personal injury law firm. Personal Injury law is defined as the practice of law that deals with accident and injury cases of varying types, where the injury was caused by an accident or a negligent third party.

If you’ve been injured in a car accident that was not your fault, you may be able to seek compensation with the help of an experienced attorney. You can receive compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

When you have been involved in an accident with a commercial truck, your first actions are crucial. What you do in a few moments after the accident can affect your truck accident claim. It is also essential to know that trucking accidents need to be handled differently than other vehicle accidents.

​If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident that was not your fault, you may be able to seek compensation with the help of an experienced attorney. You can receive compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

The health and safety of your loved one in a nursing home or assisted living facility cannot be delegated to others.

Victims of traumatic brain injury may feel like they have nowhere to turn. The lawyers at Williams DeLoatche can help. Thousands of individuals every year are victims of head trauma that result in traumatic brain injury, also called TBI.

​Wrongful death cases are the most difficult and emotional cases we handle. While allowing our clients time to grieve, we can help with determining the facts of the devastating loss right away by collecting evidence, employing the necessary experts needed for the case.

Dogs are considered man’s best friend, but sometimes they can turn into man’s worst nightmare. Dog bites and attacks can often have a tragic effect on a person both physically and mentally. However, collecting on damages caused by dogs is not as cut and dry as you may think.

Businesses and commercial landowners owe a reasonable standard of care to anyone invited on their property for business purposes. Under Virginia law, businesses and commercial landowners have a duty to cure their properties of any unreasonable and knowable hazards. If they breach this duty you may be entitled to damages.