Anchor Legal is pleased to welcome Zakary E. Bauer, Esq. to its legal team. Previously a law clerk with the firm, Mr. Bauer returns as an attorney focusing his practice on personal injury, medical malpractice, and civil litigation. Mr. Bauer earned his Juris Doctor from Regent University School of Law, where he developed litigation and […]
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Virginia’s Car Insurance Minimums and Your Crash Claim
The moments immediately following a car accident can be extremely chaotic and stressful, particularly if you suffered serious injuries and significant property damage. Once the initial shock of the crash starts to fade, and you start to assess the situation, you may be wondering who is responsible for covering your medical expenses, property damage, and […]
Partially at Fault in a Virginia Car Accident? What to Know
Car accidents can be stressful, scary, and overwhelming, particularly if there are serious injuries involved. The situation can become even more stressful if you realize that you may be partly at fault for causing the accident. While other states follow comparative negligence laws, which allow you to recover damages for your losses, minus the percentage […]
Flooded Roads and Liability After a Car Accident
Heavy rain, tropical storms, and hurricanes are an unfortunate reality in Virginia. It only takes a matter of minutes for a heavy downpour to cause flooding, which can create a range of hazardous driving conditions. When a car accident occurs on a flooded road, determining who is responsible can be complicated. While motorists cannot control […]
Rear-End Crashes in Stop-and-Go Traffic: Who Is Really at Fault?
Stop-and-go traffic is an unfortunate reality that all drivers experience at some point. While this frustrating traffic pattern may seem like a relatively minor inconvenience, it can lead to serious rear-end crashes. There is a general assumption that the driver who rear-ended the vehicle in front of them is to blame. However, there are situations […]
What to Do When Insurance Requests Medical Records After a Car Accident
If you were injured in a car accident in Virginia, the at-fault driver’s insurance policy will likely cover your medical expenses. However, before the insurance company pays your medical expenses and other losses you suffered in the crash, they will likely contact you directly and request copies of your medical records. While this may seem […]
What Are Hidden Injuries After a Slip and Fall Accident?
Slip and fall accidents are among the most common personal injury claims in Virginia and across the country. They can cause injuries ranging from minor cuts and scrapes to broken bones and spinal cord injuries. In some cases, an injury may not be obvious in the moments immediately following the accident. In fact, some of […]
Anchor Legal Group, PLLC Named One of CoVaBIZ Magazine’s 2026 Best Places to Work
Anchor Legal® is proud to announce that the firm has been named one of CoVaBIZ Magazine’s 2026 Best Places to Work, recognizing outstanding employers throughout Coastal Virginia and Hampton Roads. The annual Best Places to Work Awards celebrate companies and organizations that foster positive workplace cultures and prioritize employees. Honorees are recognized for qualities such […]
Cement Mixer Truck Accidents: Unique Liability Issues
Cement mixer trucks are common sights throughout Virginia, particularly at construction sites, new housing developments, or commercial building projects. While these massive trucks are essential for bridges, neighborhoods, and commercial real estate, a fully-loaded cement mixer can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, which means that a collision with a cement mixing truck can cause extensive […]
Can Municipalities Be Responsible for Dangerous Intersections?
Due to the high volume of traffic, multiple lanes, and turning points, the intersection at Independence Boulevard and Virginia Beach Boulevard is one of the most dangerous intersections in Virginia Beach. If a motorist involved in a car accident at an intersection was speeding, distracted, or engaging in any other negligent behavior, they will likely […]
