When you’ve been involved in an automobile collision, even though someone else was totally at fault, you will probably:

• be asked to give a recorded statement to the insurance company within hours or days of the accident, regardless of how seriously you might be injured or what medication you may have been given.
• have to deal with police officers, investigators and appraisers.
• be accused of contributing to the accident that caused your injury.
• face issues relating to a rental car and how and when to get your vehicle repaired and, if your vehicle cannot be repaired, possibly being offered less than the actual value of your vehicle.
• have to deal with health insurance issues as well as your own automobile insurance company, which may not explain the coverage available for your injuries.
• be offered a quick, final settlement before you know how serious your injuries and treatment may be.
• face statutes of limitations - inflexible deadlines in Virginia require you to file a court action within certain periods of time to preserve your claim.

Ferris, Eakin & Thomas, P.C. has extensive experience assisting clients with personal injury claims.

We make it our highest priority to reduce the burden and stress an injury case places on our client. We know the law, the insurance industry and the courts. We prepare each case for trial in court. As a result, many of our cases settle before trial.

• Intersection collisions
• Tractor-Trailer related injuries
• Cement mixer truck cases
• Rear end collisions
• Government owned vehicles
• Head-on collisions
• Motorcycle wrecks
• Railroad related injuries
• Single-vehicle accidents
• Alcohol related cases
• Animal bites
• Faulty automobile repairs
• Defective automobile equipment
• Bus related cases
• Firearms related injuries