The 2011 July 4th holiday provided to be another grim one on the highways of Virginia (VA) with the death toll double that of 2010, according to state police figures. Our experienced Virginia Beach personal injury attorneys are saddened to note many of the usual suspects were to blame, with alcohol linked to a number…
A late-night car fire on July 3, 2011, left a driver dead and landed two passengers in a local hospital. According to the Virginian-Pilot, a Chevrolet Traverse somehow malfunctioned while traveling eastbound on Interstate 64, near Little Creek Road. The car caught fire, but passenger Michelle Westhler was able to escape. A passerby stopped and helped…
A car accident in New York City shows that some drivers have no regard for human life. The driver of an SUV wanted a parking space so bad that he killed an elderly woman and injured her daughter to get to it. The 78 year-old woman and her daughter were walking when the driver of the SUV spotted…
Bicyclists, motorcyclists and moped riders can run red lights under a new Virginia law. My VA car and motorcycle accident injury attorney colleague Rick Shapiro reflects on the implications of the cahnge is state statutes could mean in his latest post to our firm’s Virginia Beach Injuryboard blog. CD
In his latest post to the All Serious Injuries blog section of our VA personal injury attorneys’ webstie, my colleague John C. reports on new VA laws affecting traffic lights, two-wheelers, over-the-counter drugs, vehicle title loans and the Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport in Virginia. LC