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. In 2010 he received a jury verdict for $6,100,00 in another criminal assault and batery victim in Gloucester County.
Virginia Injury Attorney Blog - Crime Victims
- Virginia: Brain Injury – a Lawyer’s Responses On September 2, 2010, the Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal headlined “GHS administrator, 2 others found liable for student injuries; jury ....
- Virginia: Brain Injury – a Lawyer’s Online On September 1, 2010, the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association posted “Kid Injured in School Fight Awarded $5Mil” under ....
- Virginia: Brain Injury – a Lawyer’s Vindication On August 28, 2010, Richmond Times Dispatch headlined “Gloucester student injured in lunchroom fight wins $5 million” about Mr. ....