According to data compiled by the Federal Highway Administration, more than 75 percent of pedestrian accident deaths occur at non-intersection locations, such as midblock crossings. If you are a pedestrian who was injured in a traffic-related accident at an unsafe crosswalk, you could be entitled to compensation to help cover the cost of medical expenses…

Many Virginians ride bicycles to commute, for recreation, or both. There are many benefits to riding a bike, but it’s important to be aware of the risks too. The Virginia Department of Transportation reports that there were 651 crashes involving motor vehicles and bicycles in 2019. Of those, 614 collisions resulted in injuries and 13…

Unfortunately, drunk driving typically increases in the summertime, which means more fatalities on the roadways. When a drunk driver causes a car crash, they will be subject to criminal penalties. But criminal penalties do not compensate the victim. It’s up to the civil courts to provide car accident victims with the compensation they deserve for their…

The aftermath of a car accident can be a confusing and stressful time. Seeking medical treatment, dealing with lost wages and other unexpected expenses, and worrying about repairs or replacement of your vehicle can be overwhelming. Fortunately, you could be eligible to collect compensation for the harm you’ve suffered and losses you’ve incurred. If you’ve…

Car accidents are the leading cause of major accidental injuries in the Commonwealth. As reported by the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), more than 65,000 people were hurt in car accidents in Virginia in 2019 alone. If you were hurt in a crash in Fairfax, you may be trying to answer the question: Can…

Auto accidents in Northern Virginia can occur more often during winter months when temperatures drop, roads freeze, and storms bring snow and sleet to the area. According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), more than 70 percent of all roads in the U.S. are located in regions where it snows commonly during the winter and…

No one gets in the car with the expectation of being involved in an auto accident, yet more traffic collisions happen in Virginia than you might think. According to the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, there were 827 fatalities in 2019 crashes alone, and approximately 180 people, on average, were injured each day of the…

If you were recently injured and have been considering filing a personal injury claim, or if you are in the middle of a personal injury lawsuit, how will COVID-19 affect your case? It is important to discuss any and all specifics with a Virginia personal injury attorney, but in the meantime, we want to say…

Transportation policy in Virginia and throughout the US supports safe accommodation of all road users, but many people assume this vision only applies to those in motorized vehicles. Pedestrians and bicycle riders are just as entitled to use the roadways as cars, but the risk of accidents is every bit as real. The National Safety…

Motor vehicle accidents in Northern Virginia can be devastating, leaving injury victims with substantial medical bills and disabilities that make it impossible to return to work. Crashes can occur whether you are on your regular commute on I-66 into Washington, D.C., or in a parking lot at a retail establishment in Manassas. While many high-speed…