Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing a Personal Injury Lawyer in Northern Virginia

If you’ve been injured in an accident, choosing the right Northern Virginia personal injury lawyer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. Your attorney will play a central role in your medical recovery, financial compensation, and overall peace of mind. Unfortunately, with so many firms in Northern Virginia, it’s...

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Wrongful Deaths from Plane Crashes: What You Need to Know

Within the last week, two commercial planes crashed tragically killing innocent passengers, including 67 individuals involved in an American Airlines flight that collided with a U.S. Army helicopter. Air travel has a fatality risk of just 1 death per 7.9 million boardings, but accidents still happen. Victims and their families have a...

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What Kind of Cases Do Personal Injury Lawyers Handle?

Most people have heard that an attorney can help you obtain compensation after an injury-producing accident and wondered what kinds of cases personal injury lawyers handle. Personal injury is a branch of law that allows qualifying individuals to seek compensation for physical, psychological, or emotional injuries, and most of these cases are...

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Maryland SHA Employee Struck and Killed by Car While On the Job

On November 14, a Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) employee was hit by a car and killed while working on the outer loop of I-695. According to the Baltimore News Journal, the accident happened around 11 a.m. between the Belair Road and Harford Road exits. In addition to the SHA worker who was killed, another...

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Police Say Virginia’s Texting and Driving Law is a Challenge to Enforce

According to WJLA, 49 percent of drivers in Virginia admitted to texting and driving, despite it being the cause of over 100,000 transportation accidents annually. Texting while driving is illegal in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. Virginia made it a primary offense in July of this year. In the first four months of enforcement, Virginia State...

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