Fighting For Your Rights
Getting injured as a result of someone else’s negligence can be a life-altering experience, often leading to both physical and emotional pain. If you find yourself in such unfortunate circumstances in Virginia, it's important to understand the types of damages you...
If you have sustained injuries in a car accident, your situation can be physically, emotionally and financially overwhelming. In Virginia, victims often face the challenge of covering medical expenses while dealing with the aftermath of an accident. Fortunately,...
A safe following distance is generally defined as having at least three seconds between vehicles. This automatically adjusts the physical distance depending on the speed of those vehicles. In other words, three seconds will cover much more physical distance at 70...
The goal in your personal injury case is to find accountability for the harm that’s ben caused to you and recover the compensation you need to cover your medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, and non-economic damages. You might think that you can get all...
Aggressive driving is a common term used to describe road rage. This happens when a driver loses control of their anger and takes action against another driver. Road rage is a contributing factor in half of all accidents that result in fatalities, according to...
A popular form of transportation is cycling. People bike for many reasons, such as getting daily exercise, because it’s cheaper than owning a car or because it’s environmentally friendly. However, roads are made with motor vehicles in mind. There are often very few...
You may have heard people getting into car accidents and coming away with only a minor bruise or headache. However, that’s not the case for everyone. Many people suffer traumatic spine injuries from car accidents, which can cause long-term disabilities. Here are a...
Car accident victims in Virginia often end up hitting their heads on the dashboard, steering wheel, window, or door because of the momentum from the collision. These types of head injuries can result in traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). A TBI can be classified as mild,...
There are many different examples of distracted driving. A driver who is talking to their passengers could be facing distraction, as could a driver who is talking on the phone. Distraction can also include eating behind the wheel, changing the radio station using a...
Among the various types of accidents that occur, rear-end car crashes stand out as particularly common. While they’re often relatively harmless and minor, some rear-end collisions can cause serious injuries and significant property damage. Despite the advancement of...