Informational Blogs on Relevant Virginia Personal Injury Topics
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Can Delaying Treatment Impact Your Personal Injury Case? Getting timely medical treatment is not only vital for physical healing, but also critical to support a personal injury claim against the at-fault party. -
Statment to the Adverse Auto Insurance Adjuster Should car accident victims speak to the other driver's insurance company? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details and assistance. -
Special Rules Apply When Drunk Drivers Injure Virginians Drivers with high blood alcohol concentrations are presumed to owe punitive damages -- noncriminal fines -- to the people they harm by driving recklessly. -
Why Don’t Drivers See and Yield to Pedestrians? A woman walking along Shannon Mill Drive in Ruther Glen, VA, suffered serious injuries when a driver hit her and then told police see never saw the pedestrian. -
Does the Death of the At-Fault Driver Block Insurance Claims? A head-on collision on Route 220 through Franklin County, VA, is sure to prompt questions regarding liability and contributory negligence. -
Can Cruise Control Cause a Virginia Car Accident? How safe is using the cruise control feature in vehicles and is there a risk of crashing? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details and assistance. -
Proving Whiplash in a Virginia Car Accident Whiplash can be difficult to prove, but not impossible. Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details and assistance if you have been injured. -
May Is Motorcycle Awareness Month May is Motorcycle Awareness Month and a good reminder that all drivers must safely share the road. Contact a Virginia motorcycle accident attorney for details. -
Speeding Puts Virginia Drivers at Risk of Injury or Death Speeding is one of the leading - and deadliest - causes of car crashes. Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details and assistance. -
Are Lane-Departure Warning Systems Effective A new study finds that lane-departure warning systems are effective in reducing crashes and injuries. Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details.