One of the common questions that many people injured in car accidents is whether a person who is injured in a parking lot accident can sue the at-fault driver – especially if the driver in question was not issued a ticket by the police. The answer is – yes, you can. Under Virginia law, the victim…
Few things can be worse than suffering a traumatic amputation injury for no fault of your own. Losing a part of your body can not only be traumatizing, but can also restrict your mobility and affect your ability to perform day-to-day activities. Under Virginia law, amputation injury victims have the right to sue the party…
A head-on collision in a rural section of Chesterfield County, Virginia (VA), left an innocent woman dead and the at-fault driver facing multiple charges. The deadly crash happened southeast of Richmond in the 20400 block of River Road on Jan. 30, 2021. According to county police, a 23-year-old Midlothian resident caused the fatal wreck when…
A 61-year-old Catawba County woman was killed in a head-on crash on Highway 70 SE in Hickory, NC. The fatal crash occurred on January 25th at approximately 1:30 p.m. The victim had left work and was headed to the dentist when the crash occurred. She leaves behind two children and six grandchildren. According to Hickory…
Personal injury settlements and jury awards typically include two types of monetary compensation for the victim. Economic damages cover the cost of past, current and future medical care for the injury caused by the negligent or reckless party. They also cover the injured person’s loss of wages while recovering and their loss of future earnings…