Our Library Has Helpful Legal Articles for Virginia Residents and Families in Trouble
It can be hard to find the legal information and answers you need. These articles are focused on helping Virginia residents learn about their rights, understand the legal process, and educate themselves about the legal issues they face. If you are unable to find the answers to your questions here, you can also reach out to our Fairfax law office directly at 877-652-1553 for immediate, one-on-one help.
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The Danger of Truck Accidents in VA Caused by Blind Spots Learn about the dangers of truck blind spots, what injuries could result because of them, and how to recover damages if you’re hurt. -
Virginia Commuter Bicycle Accident Injuries and Recoveries There are benefits to commuting to work by bike, but there are also risks. Learn about the pros and cons and what to do if you’re hurt in a bicycle crash. -
The Dangers of Truck Accidents on Local Roads in Virginia If you're hurt in a truck accident on a local road, learn about why these kinds of crashes occur, how to seek compensation, and how to protect your recovery. -
Virginia Laws for Teen Drivers Virginia has special laws that apply to teen drivers. Learn more about these Virginia laws enacted to keep all motorists safe on the road. -
Differences Between Passenger Vehicle and Truck Crashes In a collision involving a truck and a car, the car will likely sustain the most damage. Here, learn the differences between truck and car accident claims. -
What to Do If Your Child Is Injured in a Bicycle Accident If your child was hit by a car while riding a bike, there are steps you should take following the accident. Learn what to do and how to seek compensation. -
How the Vehicle Accident Claim Settlement Process Works Most car accident claims are resolved without a lawsuit when attorneys negotiate and settle with insurance companies. This process can be long and contentious. -
Determining Fault for Vehicle Accident Injuries In the state of Virginia, at-fault drivers must compensate all accident victims. Under contributory negligence rules, your compensation may be limited. -
Boating While Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs Like driving under the influence of alcohol, boating under the influence is also illegal. Consequences of conviction often include prison time and high fines. -
Short-term and Long-term Impact of a Virginia DUI Conviction In Virginia, a conviction for driving under the influence can result in serious legal penalties, including driver’s license revocation, fines, and jail time.