All personal injury cases are based on a victim’s claim that their injury occurred because someone failed to take reasonable steps, like following driving laws, to make sure they would be kept out of harm’s way. However, there are many activities, such as playing sports or attending sporting events, that come with an inherent risk…
After a serious Virginia car accident, you will probably find yourself overwhelmed by medical issues, pain, and car repairs. Dealing with these issues is challenging under the best of circumstances. If you have a preexisting medical condition that was worsened by your accident, however, these issues can be even harder to manage. So, how do…
Even a relatively minor car crash can leave you feeling dazed and sore. As a matter of fact, one of the most common post-accident complaints is back pain. Back pain is a symptom that can encompass multiple injuries. Many Virginia car accident victims experience pain in their upper back, shoulders, and neck. Others report feeling…
A lot of Virginians think that being dissatisfied with the outcome of a medical procedure is grounds for a medical malpractice case. In reality, to have a legitimate Virginia medical malpractice case, you have to prove that the reasonable standard of medical care was not satisfied and that you were injured as a result. If…
What are Virginia’s Seatbelt Laws? In Virginia, drivers and passengers must wear seat belts when in a front seat. However, there are several exceptions—for example, for mail carriers, taxi drivers and passengers, and people told by a doctor that they should not wear one for medical reasons. Other than those individuals, if you are in…