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You can seek economic and non-economic damages in a Virginia personal injury case. Economic damages cover things with a set dollar amount, like medical bills…

Most states follow the doctrine of comparative negligence, which allows an injured person who is partly at fault for an accident to collect reduced compensation…

Nearly 3,000 truck crashes occur every year in Virginia, with roughly one-third of those trucking accidents resulting in injury or death, Virginia Department of Transportation…

Virginia has many roads filled with speeding cars and large commercial trucks. With heavy traffic and higher speeds, accidents happen far too often on roads…

Semi-trucks are long — about 72 feet long with the trailer attached. As a result, they have a much wider turning radius than a 15-foot…

There were 6,153 reported commercial motor vehicle accidents in one recent year in Virginia. These collisions resulted in 23 fatalities and 1,324 injuries. Large truck…

Virginia’s regulations for commercial trucks operating within state borders establish strict requirements for vehicle weight, driver qualifications, and operational safety. These laws work alongside federal…

How soon do you need to see a doctor after a bicycle accident? The truth is that you may not know how badly injured you…

Legally speaking, more than one person can be to blame for a pedestrian or bicycle accident. In some cases, the bicyclist or pedestrian may share…

Virginia determines fault in bicycle accidents according to the principle of contributory negligence. This rule prevents the bicyclist from recovering damages if the collision was…