Lynchburg is Central Virginia’s fastest-growing metro, and with growth comes traffic — and traffic accidents. The corridors connecting Liberty University, the CVCC campus, and the Wards Road retail corridor generate thousands of daily trips. When a crash leaves you injured, Strickland, Diviney & Segura is ready to fight for full compensation. We represent car accident victims throughout the Lynchburg area, including Campbell County, Amherst County, and Bedford County.
Lynchburg’s Busiest Accident Corridors
Wards Road (US-29) from the US-501 interchange south to Campbell County sees heavy commercial traffic and frequent rear-end collisions. Timberlake Road and Candlers Mountain Road near Liberty University generate student and commuter accidents. US-460 through Madison Heights and the Expressway (US-29 Business) through downtown Lynchburg are also known accident zones. Our attorneys investigate these corridors thoroughly and know how to reconstruct liability.
What to Expect from Our Lynchburg Car Accident Attorneys
Anthony M. Segura and Correy Diviney approach every Lynchburg car accident case with the same intensity they bring to six-figure trials. From the first call, we obtain police reports from the Lynchburg Police Department or Virginia State Police, identify witnesses, secure video from nearby businesses, and work with medical providers to document the full extent of your injuries. We do not accept low settlement offers from GEICO, State Farm, Nationwide, or any other carrier that undervalues our clients’ claims.
Damages We Pursue for Lynchburg Car Accident Victims
Our Lynchburg clients are entitled to recover medical expenses, future care costs, lost wages, diminished earning capacity, vehicle repair or replacement value, and full compensation for pain and suffering. In cases involving drunk drivers or road rage, we also pursue punitive damages. Our firm has secured million-dollar results for Southwest and Central Virginia clients.
Serving All of the Lynchburg Region
We represent car accident victims not only in Lynchburg City, but throughout the surrounding region: Campbell County, Amherst County, Bedford County, and the communities of Madison Heights, Forest, Altavista, and Rustburg. If a serious accident occurred anywhere in this corridor, Strickland, Diviney & Segura is the firm to call.
Call Our Lynchburg Car Accident Attorneys Today
The insurance company has a team of adjusters working to minimize your claim. You deserve an equally prepared advocate. Call us at (540) 982-7787 or come to our office at 131 Kirk Ave. SW, Roanoke — just 55 miles from downtown Lynchburg. Free consultations available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What courts handle car accident cases in Lynchburg, Virginia?
Car accident cases in Lynchburg are heard at the Lynchburg Circuit Court and the Lynchburg General District Court, both located at 900 Court St. Our attorneys practice regularly before these courts and understand local procedural expectations.
How does Virginia’s contributory negligence rule affect my Lynchburg car accident claim?
Under Virginia’s contributory negligence doctrine, if you are even partially at fault for the accident, you could be barred from recovering compensation. This makes it crucial to have an experienced attorney who can present the facts in the strongest possible light on your behalf.
What are the most dangerous roads in Lynchburg for car accidents?
Wards Road (US-29), Timberlake Road, and the US-460 corridor near Madison Heights see frequent collisions. Liberty University’s campus area on US-460 Business and the US-501 bridge approach also generate accident activity. Our attorneys know these corridors well.
How long do I have to file a car accident lawsuit in Virginia?
The general statute of limitations for car accident personal injury claims in Virginia is two years from the date of the crash. Missing this deadline typically bars your claim permanently. We recommend contacting an attorney as early as possible to preserve evidence and meet all deadlines.
Can I still recover compensation if the other driver was underinsured?
Yes. Your own auto policy’s uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage may compensate you when the at-fault driver’s insurance is insufficient. Our attorneys analyze all available insurance coverage to maximize your recovery.
