Hit and Run Lawyer

Hit and Run in the Commonwealth of Virginia is a criminal offense.  If you are involved in a motor vehicle accident that either causes an injury or results in damage to another person's property, then it is illegal to leave the accident scene without calling the police.  Such an incident is referred to as Hit and Run (Leaving the Scene of an Accident) and is prohibited by Virginia Code sections 46.2-894, 46.2-895, 46.2-896, and 46.2-897.  It is an offense that can result in serious consequences, ranging from a simple fine to a prison sentence, depending upon the severity of either the injury or the property damage.  We take the time to listen, understand your case, and present your best defense.  Contact an experienced Criminal Defense Attorney today for a free initial consultation.  

In Virginia, a Hit and Run accident that results in injury or attended property damage in excess of $1000 is a felony and punishable by a maximum 10 year term of incarceration and/or a fine of not more than $2,500.  Misdemeanor Hit and Run is punishable by a maximum 12 month term of incarceration and/or $2,500 fine depending upon the amount of and type of property damage.  Any conviction for Hit and Run may also result in loss of driving privileges and moving violation demerit points being assessed to your Department of Motor Vehicle's (DMV) driving record. 

If you have been arrested or charged with a Hit and Run accident, then you need a skilled Virginia Traffic Lawyer to aggressively defend you with professionalism.  We work hard to protect your rights and obtain the best possible result for you.  Do not lose the opportunity to defend yourself.  Contact us today for a free initial consultation.