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Is the promise of self-driving vehicles too good to be true?
The old adage is that if something seems too good to be true, it probably isn’t true. That might apply to self-driving vehicles, which have long been promoted as an advance in technology that will eliminate motor vehicle crashes. Elimination of a third According to a...
Understanding the limits of business interruption insurance
Business interruption insurance (also known as “loss of business income”) is usually attached to an insurance policy on a business or property as a separate coverage element, for which the business pays a premium. They set forth terms of reimbursement for the lost...
Research shows videos help seniors avoid motor vehicle crashes
After the coronavirus has been brought under control, part of the return to normalcy for Virginia and America will be the resumption of major purchases such as houses, appliances and motor vehicles. When you walk into a Roanoke County car dealer, a salesperson will...
Who can file a wrongful death suit?
When your loved one dies unexpectedly, there may not be any criminal repercussions for the person that caused their death. Whether it’s a medical procedure gone wrong, an auto collision or some other accident due to negligence, you want to make sure that the person or...
2 people killed in tragic Christmas Eve car crash
Many Virginia residents have been involved in a motor vehicle accident of some sort at some point in their lives. A car crash can happen for a number of reasons, and the results may range from minor to catastrophic. However, sometimes a crash is caused by one driver's...
Fatal car accident claims life of mother, injures 2 others
Sometimes, people become involved in a tragedy that changes everything for them and everyone around them. It seems one minute all is well, and suddenly, in the next moment, something terrible has happened, such as a fatal car accident. In one such incident in...
You know about emotional eating, but emotional driving?
They call it comfort food for a reason. It makes you feel better when you are bored, tired, sad and maybe even mad. Eating with your emotions is something many people do, and while it may affect their waistlines, it doesn't usually put other people in danger.What may...
Tragic multi-vehicle car accident results in woman’s death
Likely, some Virginia drivers occasionally find themselves following too closely behind the vehicle in front of them. For safety reasons, this practice is not recommended; in most cases, the moment passes and no harm is done. However, some drivers who follow other...
Baby’s death leads to medical malpractice lawsuit
As most Virginia parents know, children can often provide challenging moments, and sometimes, these moments include dealing with injuries and illnesses. In most of these situations, a parent will take his or her child to a physician, with the assumption that that...
Car accident at Navy base claims life of young sailor
Likely, many Virginia residents have, at some point while on the road, witnessed someone else driving recklessly. Such behavior often involves extremely high speeds and some of these drivers can even be seen veering into other lanes of traffic. These types of...
