When motor vehicle collisions occur, those involved often have expensive losses to address. They may have physical injuries that require care. They may need to tow their vehicles to repair shops or find replacement vehicles because the crash renders a vehicle unsafe...
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Check for these 3 common injuries after any rear-end accident
Even a low-speed rear-end accident can lead to serious physical injuries. Many drivers overlook the need for medical attention after a minor crash. However, some injuries do not appear right away and may worsen over time. Knowing what to watch for can help protect...
What are the dangers of drowsy driving?
Drowsy driving is a serious issue that puts everyone on the road at risk. Fatigue can slow reaction times, impair judgment, and increase the chances of a crash. In Virginia, drowsy driving is not explicitly illegal, but drivers who cause accidents due to fatigue may...
How does distracted driving impact personal injury claims?
Distracted driving has become a leading cause of motor vehicle accidents across the country. Activities like texting, eating, or adjusting a GPS can take a driver’s focus off the road, increasing the risk of collisions. These accidents often lead to personal injury...
How to stay safe while driving in fall to winter weather
As fall transitions into winter in Virginia, driving conditions can become increasingly challenging. Cooler temperatures, wet roads, and icy patches can make driving hazardous. Staying safe requires preparation and smart decision-making. Inspect your tires Your tires...
Does bad weather shift liability in multi-car accidents?
Bad weather conditions, like snow, rain, or fog, can make driving more dangerous and increase the chances of multi-car accidents. However, when accidents happen during poor weather, determining liability can be more complex. Duty of care in bad weather Drivers have a...
What does “at-fault” insurance mean for your car accident claim?
Virginia follows an “at-fault” insurance system, which plays a significant role in determining compensation in car accident claims. This differs greatly from the "no-fault" insurance system followed by many other states. Understanding what the "at-fault" system...
What are the degrees of burns you might get in a car accident?
Car accidents can lead to various injuries, including burns of different degrees. Understanding these burns can help in seeking the right treatment and care. First-degree burns First-degree burns only impact the outer or top layer of the skin, which is known as the...
Challenges in proving fault in Virginia road rage accidents
Road rage incidents are on the rise, leading to serious accidents. In Virginia, proving fault in these situations can be complex. Various factors contribute to these challenges, making it essential to understand what to expect. Gathering clear evidence One of the...
Contributory negligence significantly impacts auto accidents
Contributory negligence is a legal concept that can significantly affect the outcome of auto accident claims in Virginia. Under this rule, if you are even partially at fault for an accident, you cannot recover any damages from the other party. Virginia is one of the...





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