Anesthesia errors can lead to devastating injuries, including brain damage, paralysis, and death. Learn how these mistakes happen, when they may constitute medical malpractice, and what Virginia patients and families should know after a preventable anesthesia injury.
Summer travel, tourist traffic, teen drivers, and distracted driving all contribute to a seasonal rise in serious crashes across Virginia roads. Understanding the risks behind these dangerous summer months can help drivers make safer choices and better protect themselves and their families.
Heavy holiday travel, alcohol use, fatigue, distracted driving, and congested roads all contribute to a sharp rise in serious crashes over Memorial Day weekend. For many Virginia drivers, the unofficial start of summer also marks one of the most dangerous times to be on the road.
Crosswalks help keep pedestrians and bikers safe while crossing the road. But sometimes you're in a hurry. You come to the crosswalk. The sign indicates that you should
Wondering what really causes most motorcycle accidents? Research points to driver error—not reckless riding—as a leading factor. Learn how these crashes occur and why Virginia's negligence laws make experienced legal representation especially important.
A simple mistake many pedestrians don't realize they're making can have major legal consequences after a crash. Discover Virginia's walking-direction law and why it matters under the state's strict contributory negligence rule.
Most drivers think of distracted driving as texting while driving or eating while merging onto the highway. And those activities are real problems. But there is another form of distraction
It might seem normal to post updates online after a car accident. You could tell your friends what happened, let them know you're okay, or talk about how
After a car accident that doesn’t seem particularly serious, most people try to move on quickly. You might feel sore or shaken, but if nothing is bleeding or looks
Every April, Distracted Driving Awareness Month puts a spotlight on a problem that never really goes away. Safety groups, law enforcement, and legal professionals all use this time to advance
When a child gets hurt on someone else's property, the way things are handled is often different than when an adult gets hurt. Virginia law acknowledges that children
