Jan F Hoen

Mr. Hoen resides in Hampton and has been practicing since 1989 throughout the state and federal courts of Virginia. His practice focuses on representing injury victims. He has recovered millions for his clients and is actively involved in his church and community. His fee is never more than his client receives as a net recovery after all of their bills and liens are paid.

University of Richmond School of Law

J.D. (1989)

1986 - 1989

Activities: Worked for two years while in law school as intern at Office of the Attorney General, Criminal Appeals Section.

Roanoke College

(1986) Criminal Justice

1982 - 1986

Honors: Magna Cum Laude Senior Scholar for Criminal Justice Major

Owner

Hampton Injury Law PLC

Current

Top 100 Trial Lawyers

The National Trial Lawyers

2016

AV Rating - Preeminent

Martindale Hubbell

2015

highest possible peer rating in areas of personal injury, litigation, and worker's compensation

10 Best Rating in Client Satisfaction

American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys Board of Regents

2015

The American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys looks for Attorneys that have achieved unparalleled success but most importantly have done so for the benefit of their client. We compile an exclusive list of the “10 Best” Attorneys for each State. Very few Attorneys can do so and our organization recognizes this significant achievement.

Top Lawyers of Coastal Virginia

Coastal Virginia Magazine

2015

Superb rating

Avvo

2014

Highest rating, based on experience, industry recognition and professional conduct.

American Association for Justice

Current

Virginia Trial Lawyers Association

Current

Virginia State Bar Association

Current

Hampton Bar Association

Current

Virginia State Bar  # 30162

Member

Current

Virginia

Since 1989

U.S. District Court, E.D. Va.

Since 1993

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• Contingent Fees

Q. I just won a default judgement on a lawsuit in Circuit Court. How do I go about getting what I sued for (Money)

August 30, 2024

A: If the judgment is final, you can proceed with collection actions - interrogatories, garnishments, attachments, liens, etc.

Default judgments are difficult to appeal, so you are also in an excellent position to negotiate. The debtor may wish to set up a payment plan or lump sum payoff at a discount.

It would be a good idea to consult with and retain an attorney to assist you. Someone familiar with creditor's rights and collection proceedings.

Hope this helps.

JFH

Q. Does the potential for a wrongful death suit exist?

December 5, 2022

A: More facts are needed about the circumstances of the accident but, in general, the employer has immunity from liability for a work injury. Given the severity of his injuries, unless it can be proven by a medical expert that the death resulted from negligent treatment and he otherwise would have made a recovery, an action against the hospital will be difficult.

Dependents are entitled to a death benefit from workers' compensation. An attorney would have to let an expert review the medical records to determine whether there is potential to pursue a claim against the medical providers.

I am sorry for the grief your family must be going through.

Q. When dealing with underinsured motorist how do I get my policy to pay. My coverage is the same as at fault party

December 17, 2021

A: There will be separate adjusters for their liability and your UM coverage Once the other driver's policy coverage limit has been tendered in writing, you will be able to access any additional coverage you have that exceeds the limits of that policy. Your UM coverage gets a credit for the $25,000 of liability coverage. Hopefully you have $100,000 or more.