Crime Victims
Essentially all criminal wrongdoing creates a civil claim for the underlying misconduct. Examples are violent crimes such as homicide, rape, assault and battery.
Employers sometimes are responsible for criminal acts of their workers. Of course, the key is whether the crime was committed on-the-job.
In 2004, Mr. Waterman obtained a jury award of $850,000.00 for a criminal assault and battery victim in Williamsburg/James City County. Currently, he has a multi- million dollar suit pending in Gloucester for another assault and battery victim, a student who suffered permanent brain injury.
Virginia Injury Attorney Blog - Crime Victims
- Virginia Brain Injury: Discovery – a Lawyer’s Expert On October 13, 2009, Gloucester Circuit Court ruled Plaintiffs were entitled to have their expert review first-hand the Defendant’s disputed ....
- Virginia Brain Injury: Discovery - a Lawyer’s Deposition On May 28, 2009, Gloucester Circuit Court granted over Objection the Plaintiff’s Motion to amend their complaint and to depose the primary ....
- Virginia Brain Injury: Discovery – a Lawyer’s Computer On May 8, 2009, Gloucester Circuit Court granted the Motion for Reconsideration of a brain injury plaintiff. The Court Order entered on May 28, 2009, ....