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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,...
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...
Are you worried about being accused of criminal wrongdoing? If so, now is the time to start thinking about how to defend yourself. After all, the police are probably going to come knocking, and you have to know how to react if you want to protect your freedom and your...
Most Virginians understand that a police officer can request them to take what is called a “field sobriety test” if they are stopped for a suspected violation of a traffic law. The consequences of refusing such a request can have a significant adverse impact on a...
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...
Many of us in Warrenton traveled to be with family this past Thanksgiving weekend. If you drove, whether it was a matter of 10 miles or 100 miles, it is possible that you were one of the unfortunates to be pulled over by the police due to a suspected traffic...
When there is an auto accident in Virginia, it is natural for a person to be fearful. In the immediate aftermath, they might think they are going to be in trouble and worry about their future. This is common in young or new drivers, but it can happen to anyone. A...
In Virginia, people who are subjected to a traffic stop either when they are on the road or as part of a roadside checkpoint to see if they are under the influence will understand the concept of a breathalyzer test. The driver will be asked to blow into the machine...
A DUI conviction in Virginia comes with many penalties including fines, an ignition interlock requirement and potential jail time. You will also have a criminal record and face damage to your career or reputation. Depending on what you do for a living, you could even...
A decision by the Virginia Attorney General may delay investigations into allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct at Cumberland Hospital for Children and Adolescents. Stating its office assumed jurisdiction owing to a personal conflict with the former attorney in...