In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Safety Tips for Virginia Pedestrians If you have been hit by a car, contact a Virginia pedestrian accident attorney to find out what legal options you may have. -
Proper Use of Child Safety Seats If your child has been injured in a crash, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney for information on what legal options you may have. -
Holding a Business Liable for Your Injuries If you have suffered injuries as a result of an accident caused by a business, contact a Virginia personal injury attorney to find out what legal options you have. -
Drunk Driving Means More Than Blowing a 0.08 Many misperceptions about DUI/DWI and the dangers of drinking before driving persist. -
Do Hands-Free Laws Make a Difference? If you have been injured in a car accident, contact a Virginia car accident lawyer to find out what legal options you may have. -
The Silence of Nursing Home Neglect Injuries If your loved one has been a victim of nursing home neglect, contact a Virginia nursing home abuse lawyer immediately to find out what legal steps you should take. -
Preparing for a Virtual Deposition in a Personal Injury Case The pandemic means most depositions are now being done virtually. Call a North Carolina injury attorney for details. -
Steps You Should Take After Another Driver Hits and Injures You in North Carolina Even if you are not transported to the hospital from the scene of the crash, go yourself to the emergency room, an urgent care clinic or your own doctor to get checked for hidden injuries. -
How Common Are Whiplash Injuries? If you have suffered a whiplash injury, contact a Virginia personal injury attorney to find out what legal options you may have. -
A North Carolina Personal Injury Lawyer Shares Essential Information About Auto Insurance Coverage for Crash Victims The amount and types of compensation will depend on the severity of the injuries, the costs for emergency and ongoing medical care, the degree of emotional distress and psychological trauma, and the coverage limits in the at-fault driver’s policy.