The Injury Law News Desk
The News Desk features breaking news stories in and around Virginia and North Carolina.
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Norfolk Personal Injury Lawyers Discuss Mediation Techniques Two of our Norfolk personal injury attorneys spoke to an audience of attorneys about mediation tactics. The event was sponsored by the Norfolk & Portsmouth Bar. -
Jim Lewis Recognized as a Top Personal Injury Attorney in Richmond Magazine Jim Lewis was ranked as a top attorney for personal injury and medical malpractice law in Richmond Magazine. -
Firm Hosts Seminar on Personal Injury Law Our firm has over 140 years of combined experience in personal injury law, including wrongful death, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and more. -
Shifting Load Causes I-64 Truck Accident in Norfolk, VA Officials believe that a shifting load was the cause of a Virginia tractor-trailer accident along I-64 outside of Norfolk on Wednesday afternoon. -
VA Truck Accident Lawyers: Tractor-Trailer Hauling Explosives Crashes in Amherst County A commercial semi-truck carrying explosives to a nearby rock quarry overturned along Route 151 in Amherst County on the morning of May 22. -
Virginia Police Seek Truck after Fatal Hit-and-run Accident A motorcycle rider was killed at the scene of a Virginia tractor-trailer accident on I-95 in Fairfax. The trucker fled the scene of the fatal accident. -
Virginia Tractor-Trailer Crashes Decline in 2012 The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles announced that commercial truck accidents continued to decline across the state in 2012. -
Engineers: Monitor Merrimac Memorial Bridge Withstood Big-Rig Crash The Virginia Department of Transportation has found that a truck accident on the Monitor Merrimac Memorial Bridge did not cause structural damage. -
Trucker Sentenced to Prison after Fatal Northern Virginia Crash A truck driver who was texting and driving shortly before a fatal I-81 big-rig accident in Virginia has been sentenced to four months in prison for reckless driving. -
New Study: Caffeine-Drinking Drivers Have Fewer Truck Accidents An Australian study regarding truck accidents, fatigue, and caffeine found that the popular stimulant significantly decreases the chances of a big-rig crash.