October is National Physical Therapy Month. This is a time where we celebrate the physical therapy profession, highlight the many benefits of physical therapy, and show gratitude to physical therapists and their assistants as they provide patient-centered care. As a...
What a Recent Chesapeake Drunk Driving Case Means for Injury Victims A recent report by The Virginian-Pilot detailed the sentencing of a Chesapeake woman following a deadly drunk driving crash on South Military Highway. The case raises an important question for...
Whether your child is in kindergarten or college, going back to school means new schedules and new routines. Sometimes back to school comes with new safety challenges. Here are some common back-to-school injuries with some safety tips on how to prevent them: Auto...
Recent News Highlights a Larger Safety Issue A recent crash involving a school bus in Virginia Beach is drawing attention to a larger issue that affects drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and other road users throughout Hampton Roads: dangerous intersections and the...
Every legislative session, Virginia’s state government enacts new laws. According to the state constitution, unless the law is scheduled to go into effect on a certain date or the law is an “emergency law” that is passed by both houses of the General Assembly by a 2/3...
What is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases in Virginia? Many would say two years. While that’s true most of the time, it’s not always true. And the exceptions can be critical. A fundamental question in every personal injury case is, What is the...