If you are not at fault for a Virginia car accident you were involved in, the other driver’s insurance should cover the costs of your rental car until your vehicle is repaired or replaced. Understanding your rights regarding a rental car is crucial if your vehicle is totaled or becomes temporarily…
Vision Zero is an international program aiming to implement safe roadway systems and traffic awareness. The program’s ultimate goal is to eradicate all deaths and severe injuries from automobile accidents. Understanding the nature of the program and its implementation in Arlington can help everyone know what steps to take to make…
Washington, D.C., has earned the distinction of having some of the worst traffic congestion in the United States. The reason is simple: Quick population growth without the necessary infrastructure expansion inevitably leads to paralyzing traffic congestion. The metro area’s population has nearly tripled since the 1960s, while road capacity has remained…
If you were hurt and someone else is to blame, you might be entitled to seek financial compensation from them by filing a personal injury claim. If you’ve never pursued a personal injury case before, you might not know what to expect or what steps to take as you seek…
If you were hurt at work, you could file a workers’ compensation claim. But you may also file a personal injury claim if a third party caused your injuries. In Virginia, workers’ compensation insurers have the right to be reimbursed from a third-party personal injury lawsuit for any benefits they…
Get ready, Commonwealth drivers. Your auto insurance policy might be changing. Recently, Virginia passed a new law to help improve car insurance coverage. The new law targets uninsured and underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage for all Virginia motorists. It took effect July 1st, 2023, and affects auto insurance policies issued or…
In Virginia, obtaining traffic camera footage of your car accident is both your right and a valuable resource. You can acquire this crucial evidence in various ways including applications to local police offices, by making a request under Virginia’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), or by subpoena. An experienced car accident…
Our nerves transmit signals between our brains and the rest of our bodies. When they are damaged, communication between the brain and affected body parts is disrupted, which can lead to a range of debilitating symptoms like pain, numbness, weakness, and loss of function. Virginia car accidents are a common…
The aftermath of any car accident can be a stressful time. But when you’re involved in a wreck with an uninsured motorist, things can be even more frustrating and uncertain. If the other driver doesn’t have insurance to pay for the losses they caused, it can be challenging to know…
After being injured in a car accident in Virginia, you’ll likely need to notify your insurance company about the crash – even if it wasn’t your fault. It’s essential to be cautious when speaking with the insurance representatives you contact. While “your” insurance company is theoretically on your side, in…
