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…
Virginia has strict fault laws in place, making it far more challenging for car accident victims to recover compensation. If you contribute to causing an accident in any way, under the state’s contributory negligence law, you cannot receive any compensation from the other party involved. All states, but four have adopted a form of comparative…
A Virginia personal injury attorney understands that car accidents happen throughout the year, in all seasons, and at all different times of the day. However, each season presents new sources of danger that can cause serious accidents. Knowing what these risks are and how to avoid them is crucial for driving safely. The following includes…
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A Virginia personal injury attorney knows that one of the easiest ways to minimize your risk of a car accident injury is to buckle up every time you get in your vehicle. Sadly, despite the overwhelming evidence that seat belts save lives, almost 30 million people in this country make the sometimes-tragic decision to not…