Informational Blogs on Relevant Virginia Personal Injury Topics
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Drunk High Wrong Way Drivers Wrong-way collisions tend to be so deadly because a majority them are head-on collisions that occur at highway speeds. -
Shoulder Injuries From Crashes Victims face serious pain, surgeries and temporary or long-term disabilities after being hit and hurt by negligent or reckless drivers. -
Why Drivers Do Not See Pedestrians and Bikes Speed, inattention/distraction and simply not seeing people on foot or riding bikes are consistently found to be the three top reasons drivers hit and hurt or kill pedestrians and bicyclists. -
Failure to Yield Crash Injuries When drivers fail to yield, collisions follow. Motorcycle riders are particularly at risk. -
Avoid Left Turn Crashes Drivers neglect to check their blind spots, fail to wait until large vehicles clear the intersection and do not use their turn signals. -
Going into Shock After a Virginia Car Crash If you have been injured in a car crash, call a Virginia car accident attorney to find out what your legal options may be for financial compensation. -
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. -
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.