Driving after dark comes with its own hazards regardless of the time of year. Driving in the winter also involves man perils. When you combine driving after dark with driving in the winter, the risk of getting into an accident is compounded. A Maryland personal injury attorneyRead More
Car Accident Report: How Virginia Compares to the Rest of the U.S.
Some states have very low rates of motor vehicle deaths relative to population, while some other states have far greater numbers. The U.S. Department of Transportation uses the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) to collect data on roadway fatalities and analyze the information. We will compare the data for Virginia to...
Read MoreShould I Hire a Lawyer if I’ve Been in a Minor Accident?
While Virginia law does not force you to hire a lawyer if you have been in a minor accident, working with a Virginia personal injury attorney can be a smart decision. What looked like an insignificant collision at the time could end up being much more than...
Read MoreWhat is the Role of a Lawyer in Handling My Virginia Car Crash Case?
If you have been injured in a car crash, you may be wondering what role your lawyer will play in handling your case. While every case is unique and the specifics will vary depending on the situation, there are some general things that your lawyer will typically do. In this post, we...
Read MoreWhen Must I Report a Maryland Car Accident to the MVA?
If you are involved in a car accident in Maryland, it is important to know when and how to report the incident to the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA). In this blog post, we will discuss when you are required to report a car accident to the MVA and what steps you need...
Read MoreAm I at Fault in an Accident if Someone Brake-Checks Me?
Being in an accident can be traumatic enough, but when you are involved in a rear-end collision where you strike the other driver it can be terrifying. In some cases, it happens due to the driver in the rear not realizing that traffic has slowed or come to a stop, however, sometimes...
Read MoreInexperienced Teen Drivers Pose New Risks After COVID-19 Lockdowns
The recent pandemic has made waves in almost every aspect of our daily lives, from closed schools & shuttered businesses, to remote working and reduced social gathering overall. Once restrictions ease recovery can be swift in many cases, however, we will also face many new risks to our safety as a result...
Read MoreDrowsy Driving is as Dangerous as Drunk Driving
While many people may not realize it, driving while tired or “drowsy driving” can be very similar to drunk driving. Drowsy driving is responsible for many deaths every year, nearly 700 in 2019, but it is also one of the more preventable tragedies that can occur while...
Read More5 Things You Should Not Say to an Insurance Adjuster
At one time or another, most adults will end up in a car accident, it just seems to be one of those unfortunate facts of life. Many of these accidents will be serious enough to cause injury and damages to the victims, which means that they can file a compensation claim. This...
Read MoreWhat is Safer in Virginia – Walking or Driving?
Whether for business, pleasure, or daily life, walking and driving in Virginia are beautiful yet occasionally dangerous activities. While overall motorists are cautious and considerate, and pedestrians are aware and alert, accidents do happen and they can be devastating. If an accident were to happen, Virginia does have legal measures in...
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