Informational Blogs on Relevant Virginia Personal Injury Topics
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Passenger, Both Drivers Injured in Head-On Collision in Chesapeake, VA The crash happened in the 3700 block of Battlefield Boulevard South on the afternoon of June 27, 2021, after an SUV driver crossed the double yellow line. -
3 SUV Passengers Injured When SUV Runs Off Road in Norfolk, VA The crash in the 8500 block of Chesapeake Boulevard on the evening of June 18, 2021, also left the driver critically injured. -
Virginia Beach Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Crash Blamed on Underage Drunk Driver The crash happened in the 2900 block of Shore Drive after midnight on June 12, 2021. -
The person at fault for the motor vehicle crash states that they suffered a diabetic shock and/a medical emergency. Does this mean I do not have a case? What should I do? In car accidents where an impairment due to a medical condition is the cause of the other driver’s lapse, assigning liability is not simple. -
Bike Rider Killed in Virginia Beach Hit-and-Run Collision The deadly crash on the night of May 25, 2021, happened on Virginia Beach Boulevard near the intersection with Byrd Lane. -
Passenger Seriously Injured When SUV Runs Off I-64 in James City County, VA The driver faces a reckless driving charge following the predawn wreck on May 23, 2021. -
I Was Injured by an Extremely Intoxicated Drunk Driver in VA – Can I Hold the Restaurant Liable as well, for Providing the Alcohol If you are a victim of a car crash caused by an intoxicated driver, you have the right to file a lawsuit and claim compensation. -
Passenger Killed in Suspected Drunk Driving Crash in Virginia Beach Emergency Services received calls about the deadly crash near the intersection of Oceana Boulevard and Louisa Avenue at 2:59 am on May 8, 2021. -
Crash in Norfolk, Va. Kills 2 Passengers, Hospitalizes a Third The deadly single-vehicle wreck happened in the 4200 block of Granby Street shortly before 2 am on May 2, 2021. -
Another Deadly Week for Pedestrians in the 757 Residents of Norfolk and Chesapeake joined a sad trend toward growing numbers of pedestrian deaths in Virginia and across the United States.