Missing an hour or two of sleep may not seem like a lot, but according to a study conducted by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, it can actually double your risk of getting into a Virginia car accident. Even more disturbing is how many of us are driving around without the recommended seven hours…
Broken bones are one of the most common types of personal injury. These can occur in car accidents, due to slips, trips, falls, or any type of traumatic event which puts excessive stress or strain on a specific body part. Since they are so common, a broken bone injury is often thought of as being…
A 16-year-old suffered life-threatening injuries in Norfolk, Virginia (VA), when a hit-ad-run driver struck her as she walked to school on a Monday morning. The nearly fatal collision happened in the 1100 block of Park Avenue near the intersection with E. Virginia Beach Boulevard, and police continued searching for the fleeing driver days after the…
Big box and warehouse stores are a common sight for shoppers these days. While their low prices and convenience can attract consumers, patrons should also keep an eye on their surroundings to ensure their safety. Many of these stores stack their merchandise in order to save on warehouse space and keep more inventory on hand….
Letting other people drive you around can sometimes be a disconcerting experience, especially in situations like taxis and limos, in which the driver is a complete stranger. Fortunately, the state of Virginia imposes extra duties on these types of transportation services, which the law refers to as common carriers. These duties come into play during…