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There are 12 states that have no-fault insurance laws regarding car accidents, but Virginia is not one of them. Virginia is an “at-fault” insurance state, which means the injured individuals seek compensation from the at-fault party, not from their own insurance...
A car accident can quickly upend life as you know it. You can be instantly struck with physical limitations, excessive pain and emotional suffering, and financial losses that can be catastrophic to your stability. If you want to try to offset these losses, you need to...
When there is an automobile accident in Virginia, it is important for those who have been hurt and the families who lost a loved one to be aware of their options. In many collisions, there was a catalyst, such as another driver running a red light, driving while...
As your children get older, you get to watch them grow and develop into teenagers with all of the joys and fears that follow. One such fear is driving, and the accompanying possibility of a car accident. And, while a car accident may not happen while they are still...
The damages caused by a car accident can be quite extensive, leaving you with significant physical pain and suffering, mental turmoil and financial devastation. But if your accident was caused by someone else’s negligence, then you may be able to offset those losses...
Yes, you must report a car accident to the police, if the accident resulted in the injury or death of another person or damage to another person's property. Virginia law imposes duties on drivers who are involved in an accident. If the accident results in injury or...