A crash caused by a dump truck driver who appears to have taken his own life raises many questions about how the injured victim can file insurance claims. The incident occurred in James City County, Virginia (VA), but the driver was reportedly working for a North Carolina-based company. Interstate trucking rules represent just one complication…
Like most people, the first thing you are likely to do after a car accident is to file a claim with your insurance company. The collision coverage in your motor vehicle insurance policy will cover the cost of damages to your car. However, if someone else’s negligence caused the car accident and your resultant injuries;…
If you are a victim of a pedestrian accident, you have the legal rights to claim compensation for your injuries as well as the consequent pain and suffering. In Virginia, claims for personal injuries in a pedestrian accident typically fall into two categories: economic and non-economic damages. Economic Damages in a Pedestrian Injury The economic…
A deadly crash in the Arrowhead section of Virginia Beach, VA, highlights the dangers drunk drivers pose even during sunny workday afternoons. The fatal collision at the intersection of Princess Anne Road and Comanche Road also shines a light on an unfair legal rule that often prevents families of deceased crash victims from holding negligent…
In Virginia, tort claims can be filed in the General District Court or the Circuit Court – depending on the value of the claim. If you have only suffered minor injuries and minimal property damage, filing a claim in the General District Court might be the best option for you – especially considering the fact…