Ron Kramer II

HELPING VICTIMS OF CATASTROPHIC INJURIES. For almost a decade, attorney Ron Kramer has become known for handling catastrophic injury cases and getting his clients big settlements. What is a catastrophic injury? When people are seriously injured or killed due to someone else’s negligence, victims and thier families turn to Virginia Beach Injury Law to seek justice. These injuries could be from drowning or near-drowning, boating or watercraft accidents, or automobile or motorcycle wrecks. Because of Virginia Beach’s popularity as a vaction destination, we see a huge influx of out-of-state vacationers during the spring and summer months. Tourists unfamiliar with the area and renting boats, motorcycles, jet skis and more–often combined with excessive alcohol consumption–creates a dangerous setting for both vacationers and locals alike.

Virginia Beach, VA – Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle on Virginia Beach Blvd

WAS A LOVED ONE TAKEN FROM YOU TOO SOON? No amount of money can bring back a loved one who was taken from you, but if you’ve recently lost a loved one because of someone else’s negligent or wrongful actions, you may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit to recover financial compensation. Virginia Beach Injury law helps to guide grieving families through the legal process. Our legal team has won millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for clients, so you can trust our firm to get you the justice that you deserve. Who can file a wrongful death lawsuit? In the state of Virginia, only certain people can file a wrongful death lawsuit for their family member or loved one, including: Surviving spouse or domestic partner The decedent’s children If there is no surviving spouse, domestic partner, or children, the following parties may file a claim: Other dependents of the decedent Putative spouse Children of the putative spouse Stepchildren Parents How much time do I have to file a wrongful death lawsuit? Like most personal injury claims, surviving family members have two years from the date of the victim’s death to file a wrongful death lawsuit. This two year period is known as the “statute of limitations.”