Memorial Day, the Fourth of July and Labor Day are some of the deadliest holidays on U.S. roads, and it is no coincidence that they are all summer holidays. The nation sees a greater number of motor vehicle accident fatalities in the summer months of May through...
Personal Injury
The insurance hit after a DUI
Under Virginia law, a DUI conviction for first-time offenders results in a fine of $250-$2,500, up to a one-year loss of driving privileges and a mandatory installation of an ignition interlock device. With a BAC of 0.15% or higher, there’s an additional fine and...
Tv Tip Overs May Be Fatal
Televisions are so common that it is hard to believe that they can cause injuries. But television tip overs can be dangerous and children face the greatest risk of personal injury from these accidents. Ongoing problem There were 581 tip-over deaths from televisions...
Are Tbis Caused By Personal Injuries?
Personal injury accidents are scary. Perhaps, they are so scary because they are unavoidable because they are caused by the negligence of another. For example, if you are hit by a Warrenton, Virginia, negligent driver, how could you have avoided them hitting you? If...
What steps do I take after a car accident?
Many people think that all they need is a dashboard camera to prepare for a car accident. However, there are several steps you should take after a car crash, and it may be a good idea to print this blog to make sure you take them. Step 1: Check for injuries Initially,...
Personal injury laws in Virginia and obtaining compensation
If you have been involved in an accident and you were injured as a result of another drivers negligence, you don't need to sit back and suffer in silence. You have options that may yield a brighter future. When it comes to suing the other person and seeking...
Drivers rarely face consequences for distracted driving accidents
One of the main reasons for auto accidents in Virginia and throughout the United States is distracted driving – particularly, drivers distracted by digital devices. For years, lawmakers and law enforcement agencies have tried to address the problem. Part of that is...
Concerns mount over teen auto accident fatalities in Virginia
It is natural to be worried about teens who have just gotten their driver’s license in Virginia. Their inexperience is one challenge they will face. Others include the lack of judgment that comes with the slow process of maturing into adulthood, vulnerability to...
Virginia roads remain dangerous for bicyclists and pedestrians
Road safety is a primary focus throughout Virginia and this is especially important for bicyclists and pedestrians. The risk to riders and walkers has become so concerning that September is dedicated specifically to their safety with a targeted campaign, “Bicyclist...
Virginia bicyclists ride to draw attention to safety
Bicycling is rapidly becoming a year-round activity in Virginia and throughout the United States. People ride for exercise, for the good of the environment and to save money. More people take to the roads on their bicycles in the warm weather and this is reigniting...