Slip and fall accidents can cause injuries ranging from minor bumps and bruises to complex fractures, back injuries, and brain injuries. If you have fallen on another person’s property, it is important that you take steps to protect your legal rights. Working with a Northern Virginia personal injury attorney
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Signs Your Elderly Loved One May Be Abused in Their Nursing Home
Nursing homes can provide excellent care to elderly residents. Unfortunately, too many do not provide the kind of care your loved one deserves, resulting in the abuse of their elderly residents. If you have a loved one in a nursing home, it is important you understand the signs of elder abuse...
Read MoreFive Ways to Avoid Car Accidents and Keep Insurance Premiums Down
Are your insurance premiums too high? Is it because you have been involved in one or more car accidents? Avoiding car accidents and traffic tickets are one way you can keep insurance premiums down. While you may not be able to control what other drivers do when they are behind the wheel,...
Read MoreDefenses Insurance Companies Often Use to Reduce or Deny Car Accident Claims
Car accidents can be extremely scary and the damage that can occur can be devastating. You may feel that you have enough evidence to prove that the other driver was the one responsible for the accident. And you probably assume that with such clear evidence it should not be difficult to...
Read More10 Things You Can Do to Prevent Bicycle Accidents This Summer
Bicycles are popular without the District. You can see individuals and families riding bicycles in all parts of DC. Unfortunately, bicycle accidents are also common in DC. With summer approaching, our DC bike accident attorney wants to remind everyone of things they can do to prevent bicycle...
Read MoreDC Metro Accidents: Three Things You Should Do if You’re Injured
The WMATA (Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority) oversees the Metrobus and the light rail transit service (the Metrorail). The agency was created by the governments of Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland. Approximately 600,000 people use the Metrorail system each day in DC....
Read MoreTimeline of a Northern Virginia Personal Injury Case
Being injured in an accident or because of the wrongdoing or negligence of another party is frustrating, painful, and stressful. Unfortunately, it can also be costly. The economic damages caused by a personal injury can create a financial hardship for victims. They need to settle their personal injury case as quickly as...
Read MoreUnderstanding the Long-Term Effects of a Traumatic Brain Injury
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) cause significant impairment that will most likely persist for the rest of the victim's life. It's important for victims and their families to understand the long-term consequences of these brain injuries so they can demand the compensation they are entitled to. A dedicated Washington, D.C. personal injury...
Read MoreWhy Rear-End Automobile Accidents Happen In Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. is known for bad traffic. Drivers from inside and outside the city cram the highways and roads daily to get to work, pick up their children, and visit tourist sites. Inevitably, this leads to traffic accidents, many of which are rear-end collisions. These accidents can potentially be serious, so...
Read MoreUnderstanding The Value Of Lost Wages After A Northern Virginia Personal Injury
If you've suffered a personal injury, such as an automobile accident or a slip and fall, you can expect to lose time from work while you recover. That means losing wages you would have earned but for the negligent actions of the person who injured you. Fortunately, lost wages are...
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