In Virginia, a lawsuit is always brought against the at-fault driver and not against the insurance company directly. This rule is different than some other states which under certain circumstances allow you to name the insurance company for the at-fault driver as a party defendant. If you are hurt in a Virginia car wreck the insurance details will not be obvious in a case.
In Virginia, the jury is never told whether there is or isn’t automobile insurance. As far as the jury is instructed in a Virginia personal injury action the lawsuit is just against Bob Smith or whoever the at-fault driver is. In a Virginia personal injury complaint which is the initial pleading against Bob Smith, the at-fault driver, you are not allowed to mention the fact that the driver is insured by GEICO, Allstate, Nationwide, State Farm or Progressive Insurance Company.