Alexandria, Virginia Accident Lawyer Gerald A. Schwartz HomePublications
- Virginia Auto Insurance Law. October 2012 by Gerald A. Schwartz
- Virginia Trial Lawyers Association President's Page - Gerald Schwartz
- "Maximizing Recovery - Resident of the Household - The Gateway to First Class Uninsured Motorist and Underinsured Motorist Coverage." Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Annual Convention. 2011
- "Maximizing Your Client's Recovery with Underinsured Motorist Coverage." The Journal of the Virginia Trial Lawyer's Association. 2009. Volume 21, Number 1. 15- 25
- "Auto Insurance Law: How to get All the Coverage and Beat the Defenses." Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Master of Advocacy Seminar. 2007
- Primer of Neck and Back Injuries for Attorneys and Staff, Third Edition. Illustration acknowledgments p. 1. Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. 2009.
- "Non-Owned Auto Liability Coverage: The Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow." Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Annual Convention, 2006.
- "Maximizing Recovery in Auto Accident Cases." Gerald Schwartz Chairman and Editor. Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Tort Law Seminar. 2002.
- "Understanding ERISA Liens in Personal Injury Cases." Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. 1999.
- "Full and Fair Compensation for Your Clients: Admissibility of Accident Reconstruction in Virginia." The Journal of the Virginia Trial Lawyer's Association. 1997. Volume 9, Number 4. 12-19.
- "Maximizing Recovery With Medical Expense Benefits -Understanding Auto Insurance Law Part III". The Journal of the Virginia Trial Lawyer's Association. Fall 1995. 29-44.
- "Maximizing Recovery With Underinsured Motorist Coverage - Understanding Auto Insurance Law Part II." The Journal of the Virginia Trial Lawyer's Association. Summer 1995. 26-34.
- "Maximizing Coverage - Understanding Auto Insurance Law Part I." The Journal of the Virginia Trial Lawyer's Association. Spring 1995. 14-23.
- "Pharmacy Malpractice - The Changing Standard of Care." American Pharmacy. 1980. Volume NS20, Number 9. 60-63.
