The articles below were written by our team of Virginia Beach & Norfolk personal injury attorneys to help injured victims and their loved ones understand the legal rights they may have when pursuing a personal injury or wrongful death claim.
Articles are divided by practice area. Please select the relevant practice area category to get access to our firm's legal articles.
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Failure to Properly Maintain a Vehicle Many car accidents are caused by the vehicle's owner failing to maintain it. Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Accident With a Prior Bodily Injury If you were injured in an accident but had a preexisting condition, you can still pursue damages. Contact a North Carolina injury attorney for details. -
Facial Scarring or Disfigurement Injuries from a Car Crash If you have suffered facial scarring or disfigurement after a crash, contact a Virginia car accident attorney for help. -
Steps to Avoid After a Car Accident What steps should car accident victims avoid in order to preserve their claim? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Hit and Run Injury Claims What steps does a victim of a hit and run crash need to take to be successful in their claim for damages? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Holiday Season and Drunk Driving Accidents What steps can you take to avoid an alcohol-related crash during the holiday season? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Halloween Safety Tips A Virginia personal injury attorney offers Halloween tips for parents to help keep children safe. -
Smartwatches and Distracted Driving Dangers Smartwatches can be even more dangerous than smartphones and can cause distracted driving crashes and injuries. Contact a Virginia injury attorney for details. -
Why Are There So Many Tire Related Car Accidents? what causes all the tired related car wrecks in the US? -
What Happens if the Driver Who Caused My Accident Suffered a Medical Emergency? Drivers must act to protect the health and lives of others. That duty extends to not driving when a health problem is present or imminent.