Texting While Driving May Soon Be a Primary Offense in VA. | Richmond Personal Injury Lawyer
Texting while driving has been a big issue these past few years as more and more people have become glued to their cell phones and smart phones. In the state of Virginia, a cop can only ticket a person for texting while driving as a secondary offense, but that may all change soon. According to
Read MoreSnowstorms Lead to Dozens of Accidents in the Richmond Area | Virginia Personal Injury Lawyer
Snowstorms hit the Richmond area last month and Virginia police responded to dozens of car crashes over President’s Day weekend. According to this article published at the Washington Post, Virginia police had responded to over 700 crashes across the state. Fortunately, the weather report for the next week or so looks pretty good with no
Read MoreDog Bite Victim Gets National Attention
Dogs are unpredictable creatures, and even though a dog has always been good-natured in the past, you just never know what is going to make them snap. You may have heard about the Denver anchor woman who was bit by an 85-pound Argentine mastiff live on the air. Kyle Dyer of KUSA-TV was interviewing the
Read MoreVirginia Drivers Ticketed For Not Providing Proof of Insurance | Richmond Personal Injury Lawyer
The majority of states in the U.S. require that drivers carry car insurance, but Virginia is one of the few states that allow drivers to forego coverage if they pay a $500 fee to the Department of Motor Vehicles. Also, it is not a crime if a driver fails to carry their insurance card on
Read MoreDon’t Be a Victim of a Road Rage Accident | Richmond Personal Injury Lawyer
From WTVR.com, Richmond VA: An update regarding the story of the road rage crash suspect. Christopher Sessoms and Charity Dees were scheduled to appear in court for a deadly crash that left Christopher Lee Fisher dead. The crash, which happened last September, was allegedly due to road rage and caused Fisher’s car to crash into
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