One of the most common types of car accident injuries – especially rear-end collisions – is injury to the back. Back injuries caused by car accidents may be minor, requiring only rest and a pain management in order to recover. More frequently, however, injuries to the back from car crashes end up being more serious,…
There are many people who deal daily with the devastating effects of chronic illnesses and diseases. Even if these do not affect someone’s ability to work or enjoy other activities, they can impact their driving skills. Driving with certain types of medical conditions or under the influence of medications can increase the risk of car…
Drivers are constantly reminded about the dangers of cell phone use while driving and are strongly admonished to avoid texting while driving, which is also illegal in most states, including Virginia. However, thanks to the rise in onboard vehicle technology and Bluetooth devices, many drivers do not realize that hands-free phone conversations are often just…
According to national data, it rains or snows in Virginia at least 110 days every year. Unfortunately, this also means a higher risk of being involved in a car accident during those bad weather days. In fact, it is estimated that there are more than 7,000 people killed every year in weather-related vehicle accidents, with…
If your insurance company has denied your car accident claim, contact a Virginia car accident attorney for assistance.