Children are naturally curious, so they often want to explore the world around them. A child may see a swimming pool, trampoline, or other things that look interesting and fun, but are actually dangerous. However, they don’t automatically view those items as...
Month: August 2026
Is a host liable when parties lead to drunk driving crashes?
People often call alcohol a social lubricant. Drinking makes people more relaxed and outgoing, making it easier to interact with strangers or groups in a social environment. Many parties and get-togethers feature alcohol. Unfortunately, not everyone makes responsible...
Can a hidden property hazard cause a premises liability claim?
A hidden property hazard can lead to a premises liability claim if it causes an injury and the property owner did not take appropriate steps to correct the dangerous condition or give adequate warning to visitors. Some hazards are difficult to notice until someone...
Can riding with a drunk driver hurt a Virginia injury claim?
Yes. In Virginia, riding with a drunk driver can put a passenger’s injury claim at risk. In some cases, it can bar recovery. The outcome depends on what the passenger knew or reasonably should have known, whether the driver was impaired and whether that conduct...
Cumulative trauma injuries can derail workers
When most people think about work-related injuries, they usually think about catastrophic injuries. But that’s not the only type of injury that workers can suffer from while they’re working. Cumulative trauma injuries are another type that can occur. One of the main...
Distracted driving by truck drivers
Distracted driving is a factor that contributes to a significant percentage of truck accidents. A 2009 study by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) found that 71% of large-truck crashes occurred when a driver was engaging in another activity while...
5 steps to take after workers’ comp denial
Receiving a denial after filing a workplace injury claim can feel overwhelming, especially when medical bills and missed paychecks continue piling up. Many injured employees assume a denial means the process is over, but that is not always true. Workers' compensation...
When should an elderly parent consider giving up their car keys?
If your parent is in their eighties and still driving, you are probably holding two concerns at once: not wanting to take away their independence, and quietly worrying every time they pull out of the driveway. There is no single moment when it becomes obvious that it...


