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Ambulances are given utmost priority on the road to save lives. Sometimes, their haste can lead to accidents endangering both the patient and other drivers on the road. If an ambulance crashed into your car, can you hold them legally responsible? What does Virginia...
A broken tail light might seem minor until you see police lights behind you or receive a ticket or court summons. Even if you did not notice the issue, Virginia law still expects the required vehicle equipment to work properly. If you recently received a citation,...
When someone suffers a traumatic brain injury (TBI), it may require almost immediate medical attention. Some brain injuries get worse with time -- for example, if there is bleeding in or around the brain itself. What types of symptoms and signs should you look out for...
After an accident, your focus is on recovery and getting your life back on track. Social media may be the last thing on your mind. However, in the middle of a personal injury claim, what you post online can have serious consequences for your case. Understanding the...
You should always stay alert and take care when driving, especially when you have only recently obtained your license. However, the 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day require special caution because this is the period when most crashes involving teenage...
Paying a traffic ticket often seems like the best solution. It is faster than trying to defend against the citation by going to court. It may seem like the simplest and therefore most efficient option. However, paying a ticket and trigger more consequences than...
High-speed collisions can change a person's life in a matter of seconds. Even when the damage to a vehicle is obvious, the physical and emotional impact on the people inside is often far more serious and long-lasting. Many crash victims expect to recover within a few...
Virginia law draws a sharp line between negligence and criminal conduct. A fender-bender caused by distraction is usually a civil matter. However, when a driver’s behavior or conduct rises to a certain threshold, the law can turn a crash into a criminal investigation....
Many dog owners in Virginia believe that if their dog has never bitten anyone before, they carry no legal responsibility for a future attack. This belief is understandable, but it is not entirely accurate. While Virginia follows the one-bite rule, it is far from a...
Divorce often brings urgent questions about where a child will live and how a court will make that decision. A child’s preference can deepen the emotional strain and make an already difficult situation feel even more uncertain. If you are going through a divorce...
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