There are many people who deal daily with the devastating effects of chronic illnesses and diseases. Even if these do not affect someone’s ability to work or enjoy other activities, they can impact their driving skills. Driving with certain types of medical conditions or under the influence of medications can increase the risk of car…
A wreck on the interstate north of Roanoke, Virginia (VA), sent several people to the hospital. The incident also likely left more than one victim wondering if they could get insurance to cover all of their medical bills. The two-vehicle crash happened neat mile marker 168 on I-81 in Botetourt County on the night of…
The COVID-19 pandemic brought changes to the way many people here in Virginia and across the country are able to “meet” and communicate with each other. But this has led to another dangerous problem: driving while Zooming has become an alarming issue, responsible for far too many Virginia car accidents that leave victims suffering from…
Virginia is not a “no-fault” state when it comes to financial responsibility for car accidents but follows a traditional “fault”-based system. This means that the driver responsible for causing an accident must pay for the resulting damages. Our Virginia Beach car accident lawyers see these accidents every day and wanted to simplify the rule for…
Sprains, strains, and tears to muscles, tendons, and ligaments are some of the most common types of personal injuries. Known as soft tissue injuries, they can occur in a variety of situations. While victims may at first be tempted to brush off these types of injuries as mild and requiring only a brief recovery period,…