Barney Injury Law
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Virginia · All of Hampton Roads

What kind of personal injury case do you have?

Most people who call me are not sure they have a case at all. Here is what the main types look like, in plain English.

Short answer: Most personal injury claims in Virginia fall into a handful of types: motor vehicle crashes, falls on someone else's property, medical malpractice, animal attacks, and wrongful death. What they share is a two-year deadline to file (Va. Code § 8.01-243) and Virginia's contributory negligence rule, which can bar your claim entirely if you were even 1% at fault. The type of case matters less than those two facts.

If you were hurt because of someone else's negligence anywhere in Hampton Roads, you may be owed money for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. I am Scott Barney. For more than 20 years I have represented injured Virginians against the insurance companies, on a no-win, no-fee basis. Every case I take, I work myself.

Why Clients Choose Me

Local. Reputable. Experienced.

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No win, no fee

You never write me a check. My fee is a percentage of what I recover, and if I don't win, you owe me nothing.

2

I come to you

Injured or unable to travel? I make hospital visits, home visits, and video calls across Hampton Roads.

3

You reach me directly

You won't get handed to a junior associate. I answer my own clients' calls.

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20+ years of results

Millions recovered for accident victims across Virginia Beach and the wider region.

Recent Results

Real money for real people

Case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each case. Past results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict a similar outcome in any future case.

Personal Injury FAQ

Questions I hear most

Nothing upfront. I work on a contingency fee, which means I only get paid if I win your case. There are no hourly rates and no retainers, my fee comes out of what I recover for you.

Injured in Hampton Roads? Let's talk today.

Free, confidential, and no obligation. You owe me nothing unless I win your case.