On Black Friday, brick-and-mortar stores are not the only places that are packed with holiday shoppers. In order to take advantage of the Black Friday deals, shoppers need to drive to the store or shopping center that has the product they are looking for, whether that is the hottest toy, a television, or the latest […]
Category: Personal Injury
How Can You Travel Safely for Thanksgiving?
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, you may be already planning out your menu, sending out invites to friends and family, or thinking about the long drive you have to make. If you do plan to travel by car for Thanksgiving, you should prepare well ahead of time. Each year, the National Safety Council (NSC) […]
How Can I Avoid a Car Accident When Daylight Saving Time Ends?
While it may seem unusual to think of the end of daylight saving time (DST) as dangerous, statistics show that drivers are at risk. Insurers and government agencies report an uptick in car accident claims every year around the two annual time changes in March and November. This November, most Americans will once again move […]
What Should I Do After a Slip and Fall Accident on Halloween?
Halloween is quickly approaching, and many Virginia residents have already started getting in the fall mood, braving haunted attractions, planning their costumes, and carving pumpkins. Even though holiday activities are fun, it is also important to be mindful of safety hazards. Each year, thousands of people are injured on Halloween, and many of these injuries […]
What are the Leading Causes of Car Accidents?
Car accidents continue to be an unfortunate reality, despite the fact that today’s motor vehicles are safer than ever. Even though newer cars are equipped with advanced safety features, like collision avoidance systems, anti-lock brakes, and blind spot warning, technology cannot prevent motorists from engaging in unsafe driving behaviors, like distracted driving, drunk driving, and […]
When Should Your Elderly Loved One Retire from Driving?
As people age, many parts of their life slow down. They may walk slower, be less stable on their feet, and react slower when driving a car. Knowing when someone is too old to drive is a subjective question. Nowadays, people are living longer, which means more elderly drivers on the road. According to the […]
Are the Financial Damages I Receive from a Personal Injury Claim Taxable?
In addition to the legal components of a personal injury claim, there are several financial issues to consider. If you were injured in a car accident that was caused by another person’s negligence, you may be eligible for financial compensation by filing a personal injury claim against the negligent party. Depending on the type of […]
How can Wearing a Seat Belt Save My Car Accident Claim?
If you are in a car accident, you can bring a personal injury lawsuit against the negligent party. People often choose to sue because the compensation offer from the guilty party’s insurer was so low that it would not cover their incurred expenses. Sometimes, people sue because they were seriously injured and they they will […]
What Causes Intersection Car Accidents?
Most drivers have probably experienced a close call at an intersection. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) reports that almost 50 percent of all motor vehicle accidents occur at intersections. It is important that all drivers know how to navigate intersections in order to prevent car accidents. Intersections can include up to five intercrossing roadways. Travelers […]
Fatal Crash on I-64 in Norfolk
Police are investigating a fatal crash on I-64 in Norfolk near Granby Street that killed a female passenger in one vehicle. Virginia State Police said the crash happened around 2:45 a.m., in the construction area of the highway, when the driver of a Ford Fusion switched lanes suddenly and veered into a jersey barrier on […]