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Lantz & Robins

A serious injury changes everything. Medical bills arrive. Insurance adjusters call. You’re trying to recover while figuring out what comes next.

We help people in Virginia who’ve been hurt through medical negligence, car and truck crashes, and wrongful death. We know how complex these cases become, and we know how to handle them.

Experience That Matters

Michael Lantz and W. Randolph (Rand) Robins Jr. have spent decades preparing cases for trial. They’ve stood in front of juries in medical malpractice cases and catastrophic injury claims that most attorneys won’t take. That trial experience shapes how insurance companies and defense lawyers approach settlement discussions.

We handle medical malpractice, wrongful death, and serious car and truck accident cases. We don’t take every case that comes through the door. We focus on clearly meritorious claims where we believe we can make a real difference.

How We Work With Clients

Rand Robins and Michael Lantz meet with clients in hospitals, nursing homes, and homes. They stay involved through long recoveries and difficult losses. This isn’t a volume practice. It’s built on spending actual time with the people we represent.

We’re honest about what a case involves and what it doesn’t. Sometimes that means explaining why we can’t help. We’d rather be direct than waste your time.

Why This Matters to You

You’re dealing with injuries that affect your ability to work, care for your family, or live the way you did before. You need attorneys who understand the medicine, know how to work with experts, and can explain what happened in a way that juries and insurance adjusters take seriously.

We’ve handled cases that required months of preparation. We’ve worked with nationally recognized medical experts. We’ve earned a reputation with defense counsel and insurance carriers for thorough, prepared representation.

If you or someone you care about has been seriously injured in Virginia, call us at (804) 404-7870. We’ll review what happened and tell you whether we think we can help. There’s no charge for that conversation.