According to national statistics, the average person will have at least one car accident every 17 years. This comes out to four or five accidents in a person’s lifetime. And with the number of car accidents increasing each year, those averages may increase, as well. The question many ask is who is causing all of…
According to stats from the U.S. Department of Transportation, more than 31,000 victims were killed in motor vehicle accidents in 2021. Multiple studies have been done to determine who is at risk of being involved in a crash. Although there are certain driving behaviors that definitely put people at risk of being in a crash,…
According to national statistics, spring is the most dangerous time of the year for teen drivers and alcohol is a significant reason why. Beginning with spring break and going up to the end of graduation season, young adults and teens are out in force – attending parties with friends, family gatherings, and driving around with…
Most of us live busy lives, doing our best to juggle competing responsibilities in our home, work, and social lives. As a result, it is not uncommon to find ourselves rushing or nervously racing the clock as we head from one activity to another. Unfortunately, the busier we are, the more likely we are to…
While advances in technology have greatly improved vehicle safety, severe injuries still occur in Virginia car accidents. When an individual’s injuries are the result of the fault of another person, it is possible for that individual to file a personal injury lawsuit. A difficult, but important, part of a personal injury damage award to determine…