Abingdon, Virginia

When life in Abingdon takes a sudden turn — a car accident on your commute, an injury at work, a denied disability claim, or a traffic ticket that threatens your license — you need more than general information. You need a law firm that knows how to step in immediately and protect you.

At The Mark Hurt Law Firm, we represent people facing serious personal injury claims, car and truck accidents, workers’ compensation cases, Social Security Disability denials, and traffic charges. These situations aren’t minor inconveniences. They affect your health, your income, your record, and your future. Insurance companies look for ways to pay less. Employers and carriers look for ways to deny claims. Prosecutors push for convictions. We push back.

If you’ve been injured because someone else was careless, we pursue the full compensation you’re entitled to. If you were hurt on the job, we fight to secure the wage benefits and medical coverage you need. If your Social Security Disability claim was denied, we challenge it. And if you’re facing a traffic charge, we work to protect your license and driving record.

With more than three decades of experience, Mark Hurt has built a reputation for aggressive representation and straightforward advice. We don’t make empty promises. We build strong cases and fight for real results.

Call 276-623-0808 today for a complimentary consultation. Let’s get to work on protecting what matters most to you.

What Types of Cases Does The Mark Hurt Law Firm Handle?

Firm founding attorney Mark Hurt has successfully represented thousands of clients in a variety of matters, including having secured millions of dollars in compensation for injury victims and the families who have suffered a wrongful death. His practice areas include:

• Personal Injury
• Commercial Truck Accidents
• Car Accidents
• Workers’ Compensation
• Wrongful Death
• Social Security Disability
• Traffic and Speeding Tickets
• Reckless Driving

We zealously advocate for clients in cases of all types of cases, ranging from personal injury to workers’ compensation and social security disability to charges of speeding, reckless driving, driving under the influence, and serious felony charges.

How Much are Legal Fees for Injury, Disability, Traffic Ticket & Other Matters?

We offer a free initial consultation for all cases. Injury, workers’ compensation, social security disability, and whistleblowing cases are always accepted on a contingency fee basis (no fee unless compensation is recovered). We additionally advance all costs of litigation, so that clients and families do not need to be concerned with having to pay these sometime significant costs while their case is ongoing (typically such expenses are repaid out of settlements or jury awards).

Most of our representation for non-injury and disability claims (such as traffic ticket cases, reckless driving, DUI, and other criminal charges) is provided on a fixed-fee basis, even if a trial occurs (so you won’t need to be concerned about how much your legal representation will cost). We additionally accept credit card payments for the convenience of clients.

Why Should I Hire Abingdon, VA Attorney Mark Hurt?

Local Abingdon attorney Mark Hurt obtained his law degree from Duke University, graduating with honors in the top 10% of his class. Before returning to the area, he practiced with large litigation firms in Dallas and Washington, D.C.

Mark has a reputation for being a tenacious and aggressive litigator who gets results. He has extensive trial experience, including trying cases before juries and arguing appeals in Virginia, Tennessee, and federal courts. Additionally, Mark has the distinction of arguing cases twice before our country’s highest court, the United States Supreme Court (significantly less than 1% of lawyers ever argue a case before the Supreme Court).

With over thirty years of legal practice, clients benefit from Mark’s significant experience and practice before a wide range of local, appellate, and federal courts. Mark is a veteran trial lawyer, who has won millions of dollars in judgements in court and before juries. Opposing counsel know of his significant trial success, and thus must factor into this aspect into decisions concerning injury and wrongful death settlement, as well as in negotiations for tickets and criminal charges.