Informational Blogs on Relevant Virginia Personal Injury Topics
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Drugged Driving Suspected in Fatal Lane Change Crash on I-64 Through Hampton, VA The at-fault driver reportedly reached speeds exceeding 100 mph before colliding with a pickup truck on the Hampton Roads Center Parkway Overpass. -
Wrong-Way Head-On in DC Area I-95 Express Lanes Leaves 3 Dead, Several Injured The March 18, 2021, incident started in Spotsylvania County, VA, and ended tragically in Prince William County. -
Driver Fleeing Police in Portsmouth, VA Kills a Man, Injures 2 Passengers The crash happened at the intersection of Victory Boulevard and California Road on the morning of March 13, 2021. -
Distraction, Driving Drunk Blamed for Fatal Head-On in Chesterfield Co., VA The deadly crash happened southeast of Richmond in the 20400 block of River Road on Jan. 30, 2021. -
Death Caused by Negligence: Can I Get Medical Records of My Recently Deceased Family Member? To pursue a wrongful death claim in Virginia, you need access to the deceased's medical records. -
Who is Eligible to Receive Settlement or Jury Award Proceeds in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed in Virginia? In Virginia, a statute outlining a fixed priority order determines the disbursal of damages to beneficiaries of the deceased in wrongful death cases. -
Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Moped Rider in Chesapeake, VA The fatal crash happened on the afternoon of November 7, 2020, when a car’s driver made a left turn from Hoover Avenue onto Buckland Street. -
Street Racing Teens Charged With Killing Bike Rider in Virginia Beach The deadly crash happened near the intersection of Indian Lakes Boulevard and Halifax Drive at around 8:30 pm. -
Virginia Personal Injury Law: What Are a Parent’s Responsibilities When They Represent Their Minor Child For Injuries Suffered? The minor child’s parents have certain legal responsibilities if they are representing the child's personal injury claim in Virginia. -
Virginia Wrongful Death Cases: Rules on Who Recovers Money as Beneficiaries In a Virginia wrongful death case, the law, and not the will of the decedent, will determine who recovers money as beneficiary.