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Emily is a Virginia injury attorney who handles car accidents, medical malpractice, FELA, wrongful death, etc.

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5/16/2011
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Failure-to-Yield Accident Causes Serious Injuries

When an elderly person is involved in a car accident, people might speculate that they are at fault before hearing the facts.  However most times older drivers are more experienced and safer drivers. This was the case on Sunday afternoon when a woman driving a Ford Explorer was cut off by a van in northern Frederick County, Virginia (VA) state police said.

Emergency crews were called to the intersection of North Frederick Pike (U.S. 522) and Bloomery Pike (Va. 127) to respond to the car accident. A van turned onto Bloomery Pike and failed to yield to the SUV, which was traveling south on U.S. 522, said Sgt. F.L. Tyler.

Hoover was taken to Winchester Medical Center with injuries from the crash. Further information on her condition was unavailable. As a Virginia personal injury attorney I know that the older you are the harder it is to heal. I hope she is able to recover fully but depending on her injuries that may not be possible.



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A failure-to-yield accident such as this one can result in some serious injuries. Failure to yield accidents, while a very preventable type of accident, are quite common and are the second most frequent driving violation that results in fatality. While these types of accidents can be easily avoided by simply letting the traffic that has the right of way pass before attempting to make a turn, it seems that they are still a major problem.


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About the Editors: Shapiro, Lewis & Appleton is a Virginia Beach, VA-based injury law firm whose attorneys focus on personal injury and accident law and we have handled thousands of car accident, truck wreck, and motorcycle crash cases. Check out our case results to see for yourself.

We've handled car accident cases throughout Virginia including Richmond, Fairfax, Alexandria, and the Hampton Roads region including Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Hampton, Portsmouth, Newport News, and Suffolk.

Our primary office is in Virginia Beach at the intersection of Diamond Springs Road and Northampton Boulevard. We also have an office on Eaton Street in Hampton. All of our accident injury attorneys were raised in Virginia and have deep roots with the community.

Our Virginia injury law firm has been recognized as one of the best injury law firms in Virginia by U.S. News & World Report since 2010. Rick Shapiro and James Lewis have been listed on the National Million Dollar Advocates Forum since 2009 and included among the Best Lawyers in America since 2008. Rick and Jim were named Virginia Super Lawyers for Personal Injury Law since 2010, an honor fewer than 5 percent of lawyers receive. In addition, we were the first injury law firm in Virginia to join Primerus, a select group of highly ethical and respected law firms.

We also offer free special reports on distracted driving and the Best Guide to Car Accident Injuries in Virginia.

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