Fault for a commercial truck accident in Virginia is usually established using the very same methods used to establish fault in car accidents. The real difference between a truck accident and an accident involving...
How to Build a Strong Virginia Truck Accident Case
If you are involved in an accident with a tractor-trailer, the potential for debilitating injuries and exorbitant medical bills is high. This is primarily due to the weight and size of commercial trucks. For most...
How Social Media Postings Can Affect a Truck Accident Claim
For better or for worse, social media has become an integral part of many people’s lives. From posting funny memes to photos to comments about the current status of their personal lives, it’s all put out there for the world to see. For most...
Who Are the Potential Defendants in a Virginia Truck Accident Case?
Accidents involving commercial trucks are traumatic for injured victims and frustrating for everyone involved. The immense size of a tractor-trailer can leave a passenger vehicle irreparably damaged and they often...
Dealing with Personal Injuries in a Virginia Snowplow Truck Accident
Although Virginia winters are certainly not as harsh as other parts of the country, there are winter days when the state sees a fair amount of snow. When the white stuff starts to fall, the snowplow trucks descend on Virginia roads. And just like...
Different Standards for Common Carrier Accidents
While public transit can be a convenient way to travel, incidents of bus and train accidents remind us of the fact that these forms of transportation can also be dangerous. The law does impose safety regulations on these public transit systems,...
The Dangers of Road Debris in Virginia Roads
For economic reasons or convenience, some people don’t always pay moving companies or other professionals to move cargo safely. Sometimes it is easier and cheaper to load things up that need to be moved in the back of or on top of a car than it...
What Do I Do If My Virginia Truck Accident Was Caused by a Blind Spot?
Commercial trucks have huge blind spots that must be constantly monitored to prevent crashes. Unfortunately, drowsy driving,...
Filing a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in a Virginia Truck Accident Case
Wrongful death is a civil claim that may be filed when a person’s death was caused by another’s wrongful acts or negligence. The claim is filed by the survivors of the person or by the personal representative of the deceased’s estate. If...
Recovery for Catastrophic Injuries in Virginia Truck Accidents
Truck accidents involving tractor-trailers and passenger cars and other smaller vehicles are usually devastating. The massive size and weight of these vehicles often result in catastrophic injuries for those victims who survive.
These types of...
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