How Your Car May Be the Best Witness in a Car Crash
In a lot of car accidents, the only witnesses are the drivers of each vehicle—no passengers or other bystanders were around to see what happened. So what happens when each driver tells a different story about what happened? Most cars from the last 15 years or so have small computer modules in them that record the vehicle’s data after detecting an impact, and this data can provide powerful evidence about what the driver of the car was actually doing. Read here to learn how it’s helpful in a personal injury case.
What is the Process of a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
The majority of Virginia personal injury cases settle without requiring a lawsuit. Still, you may be wondering what’s involved in a lawsuit and why some cases get filed while others don’t. This article will explain the process from the initial filing through the trial, and in what situations lawsuits may be necessary or the best move forward.
Virignia’s Dog Bite Laws: What Every Victim Should Know
Dog bites and attacks can cause serious and sometimes permanent, life-altering injuries, and pursuing compensation can be a complex endeavor in Virginia. Read here to learn about what every dog bite victim should know.
Uninsured Motorist Coverage Could Protect You After a Hit-and-Run in Virginia
If you’ve been hit by an unidentified driver who fled the scene, that doesn’t mean you’re out of options. Uninsured motorist coverage under a Virginia auto insurance policy could protect you. Read here to learn how.
Virginia’s Contributory Negligence Rule Could Cost You Your Entire Personal Injury Claim
Virginia’s contributory negligence rule could cost you your entire personal injury case. Read here for some insights into how it could affect a Virginia personal injury claim.