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Emroch & Kilduff

Personal Injury Law Firm
Richmond, VA
With offices in Richmond and Tappahannock It is not offered as and does not constitute legal advice.

The personal injury attorneys of Emroch & Kilduff specialize in cases involving: brain damage, burn injuries, spinal cord injuries, paralysis, loss of limb, wrongful death, truck accidents, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, work place accidents and defective products.The information provided in this website is offered for informational purposes only. No attorney-client relationship will begin until after a contract has been agreed upon between Emroch & Kilduff, LLP and the potential client. You may reproduce materials available at this site for your own personal use and for non-commercial distribution. All copies must include this copyright statement.

10/09/2026

What actually happens in a free consultation?

We listen first. You tell us what happened, we ask questions, and we tell you honestly whether you have something worth pursuing, including when the answer is no.

Bring the police report if you have one, your medical bills, and anything the insurance company has sent you. If you have none of that, come anyway.

Call 804-358-1568 whenever you are ready.

10/02/2026

Beginning to end. That is the part clients remember.

Bruce W. left us five stars on Google: "Beautiful job no complaints and also guide me through it all from beginning to end!"

Being walked through the process is not a bonus feature of a personal injury case. For most people it is the whole difference between a bearable year and an awful one.

Thank you, Bruce. No two claims resolve the same way.

09/18/2026

5 stages, and most people only ever hear about the last one.

Investigation. Treatment. Demand. Negotiation. Filing suit if the offer does not reflect the harm. Each one has a purpose, and skipping ahead costs you leverage.

The stage people find hardest is the second, because a case cannot be valued until doctors know what recovery actually looks like.

Questions about where your own case sits? Call 804-358-1568.

09/11/2026

25 years on, we remember.

The firefighters and officers who climbed while everyone else came down. The passengers who decided what to do with the minutes they had. The families who have carried this every September since.

Today we hold them in our thoughts, and we are grateful to the people who still run toward the emergency.

09/07/2026

8 hours, weekends, and the right to a safe job site were not gifts.

Labor Day marks what organized workers won by insisting on it. The protections most of us take for granted on a Monday morning were argued for, struck for, and legislated.

To everyone working today so the rest of us can rest, thank you.

09/04/2026

What does it mean when a client comes back a second time?

E. Moss left us a five-star Google review this month: "Great team and family atmosphere, professional staff, second time coming back for assistance."

The first call is the one people agonize over. The second one is the one that tells us we got it right.

Thank you, E. Moss. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome; every case turns on its facts.

08/28/2026

An open claim does not mean a protected claim.

People assume that while an adjuster is still calling, the case is safe. Virginia's two-year filing deadline under Code section 8.01-243 runs the whole time, whether or not anyone is negotiating.

A settlement discussion is not a filed lawsuit. Only one of those two things stops the clock, and it is not the phone call.

08/21/2026

6 kinds of injury case, one question underneath.

That is the question most people are actually sitting with. Not which practice area their situation falls into.

So the useful answer is that the range is wide. Car and truck wrecks, motorcycle crashes, falls on someone else's property, medical malpractice, wrongful death. If you are unsure which one describes what happened to you, that is fine. Describing it is our job.

Free consultation either way, on contingency if we take it.

08/14/2026

Your child has 90 seconds of real risk each school morning.

That is roughly where a school bus driver loses sight of a small child standing close to the front bumper. Same story along the sides and directly behind.

Children do not know this. They assume that seeing the bus means the bus sees them.

So the rule that actually protects them is distance, not caution: stay far enough back that the driver's eyes can find you.

Worth saying out loud on the walk to the stop with school starting soon.

08/07/2026

The policy ran out. The bills did not.

This is the moment people assume the case is over. The at fault driver carried a small policy, the hospital bills passed it weeks ago, and the number stops making sense.

Under Virginia Code section 38.2-2206, a vehicle is underinsured when the coverage available is less than the damages sustained, up to the underinsured limits on your own policy.

So the question is not only what they carried. It is also what you carry.

Bring us the policy and the bills. Reach out through the live chat on emrochandkilduff.com.

Address

3600 West Broad Street Suite 700
Richmond, VA
23230

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

https://emrochandkilduff.com/

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