Wayne in Fredericksburg
I was working with a mailing and shipping company, and I had hurt my back lifting packages that were too heavy. I had herniated discs in my lower lumbar region,...
“Independent” Medical Evaluations: Injured workers beware
What is an IME (Independent Medical Evaluation)? An Independent Medical Evaluation (better known as an “IME”) is an examination of an injured worker performed by a non-treating physician. There are...
Glenn from Fredericksburg
I can see from my house where I was rear-ended, that’s how close to home the accident was. A tow truck, with a car attached to it, slammed into the...
Derrick Walker named president-elect of VTLA
The Allen Law Firm is thrilled to announce that Shareholder Derrick Walker has been named president-elect for the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (VTLA). He will serve next year, for the...
Trent Kerns inducted into Hall of Fame
Please join us in congratulating attorney Trent Kerns for being named a Class of 2024 Hall of Fame honoree with Virginia Lawyers Weekly! A lot of care goes into selecting...
Allen & Allen names Jason Konvicka as new president
Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen has named Jason W. Konvicka as its new president. “I am honored and humbled to be given this opportunity to serve our law firm’s incredible...
Workers’ compensation – $475,000
A worker experienced a traumatic brain injury. Any further details for this settlement remain confidential.
Workers’ compensation – $450,000
A worker experienced a severe back injury, leading to multiple complications. The incident required multiple surgeries. Any further information from this case remains confidential.