In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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North Carolina Roads Can Be Dangerous for Bike Riders Nearly every bike crash recorded by the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles during 2019 resulted in a serious injury or death. -
When Can the Victim of a Car Crash in Virginia Sue for Punitive Damages? Asking for punitive damages is possible whenever an at-fault driver acted recklessly, but it is mostly considered a viable option in drunk driving cases. -
Road Rash Injuries from Motorcycle Accidents If you have been injured in a motorcycle accident, contact a Virginia motorcycle accident attorney to find out your legal options. -
Virginia Roads Remain Dangerous for Bike Riders During 2019, 13 bicyclists died in Virginia after a car, truck or other motor vehicle crashed into them. -
What Documentation Do I Need in a North Carolina Personal Injury Lawsuit? If you have been injured in an accident, contact a North Carolina personal injury attorney to find out what legal options you may have. Call our office today. -
Dangerous Children Products If your child has been injured by a dangerous product, contact a Virginia defective product attorney to find out what legal recourse you may have. -
Financial Compensation for Scarring and Disfigurement If you have suffered injuries in an accident caused by another party, contact a Virginia personal injury attorney to see what legal options you may have. -
Know Your Rights as a Pedestrian and Bike Rider in Virginia Drivers hit, hurt and kill pedestrians and bike riders because people behind the wheels of cars, trucks, buses and other vehicles fail to follow the applicable rules for yielding right of way. -
Avoiding Virginia Car Accidents If you have been injured in a car accident, contact a Virginia car accident attorney to find out what your legal options may be. -
What a Virginia Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Attorney Can Do to Hold a Drunk Driver Accountable Individuals with high blood alcohol concentrations remain an ever-present danger on Virginia roads and highways.