Representing the
Injured for 40 Years
Injured for 40 Years
Library
Jeremy Flachs’ National Business Institute Lectures on Handling Personal Injury Claims, Civil Procedure & Bad Faith and Auto Claims
The following materials review the nuts and bolts of the practice of personal injury law in Virginia. The materials include specific references to law and tactics pertaining to damages, civil procedure, evidence and trial work.
- October 2008
- October 2010
- October 2011
- September 2014
- October 2015
- September 2016
- October 2018
- October 2021
Manu v. GEICO – Virginia Supreme Court Appeal
- Ebenezer Manu, Appellant, v. Geico Casualty Company, Appellee: Brief Of Appellant
- Ebenezer Manu, Appellant, v. Geico Casualty Company, Appellee: Reply Brief Of Appellant
- Manu v. GEICO Cas. Co., 293 Va. 371 (2017)
Car Accidents
General
- Collateral Sources/Should the Information Be Produced in Discovery?
- Motions in Limine – Helpful to Keep Collateral Sources From Jury and to Limit Evidence not Timely Produced
- A Lawyer’s Duty to Supplement Discovery
Appendix
- Plaintiff’s Interrogatories To Defendant
- Plaintiff’s Requests for Production of Documents to Defendant
- Plaintiff’s Request for Admissions to Defendant
- Plaintiff’s Notice Of Depositions Of Driver and Corporate Representative
- Plaintiff’s Motions in Limine Regarding Lack of Visible Property Damage and Minor Impact Photographs
- Plaintiff’s Motion to Amend Ad Damnum Clause
- Motion to Compel Recorded Statement Of Defendant
- Settlement Demand Containing Punitive Damage Claim