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The 7 Worst Things You Can Do After a Collision

Posted On April 18, 2018 I Car Accidents,Firm News

Avoid these mistakes if you want to protect your car accident injury claim. Above all, don’t lie about anything. Absolutely do not conceal any information related to your health or your case when speaking with your attorney. Do not exaggerate symptoms. Do not ignore doctor’s orders. Do not sign a medical release or give a…

New Breathalyzers May Help Prevent Drugged Driving in West Virginia

Detecting Drugged Driving in West Virginia Medical marijuana will become legal in West Virginia, come July 2019. Today, across the nation, recreational marijuana is legal in nine states, and pot for medical use is legal in 29 states. And more states are likely to soon join these ranks as public support to legalize and decriminalize…

Flooding in West Virginia | Don’t Get Swept Away

Posted On February 19, 2018 I Car Accidents,Firm News

Governor Jim Justice of West Virginia declared a state of emergency for 55 West Virginia Counties. The Ohio River has been risingand flooding roadways and parking areas in Pittsburgh and south along the western border of W.Va., especially in Taylor, Doddridge, Marion, and Monongalia Counties, as well as the coalfield counties in Southern West Virginia….

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

Posted On December 26, 2017 I Car Accident Injuries,Car Accidents,Firm News

You have heard the old saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Well, when it comes to establishing property damages in a court of law, a picture is the most relied upon the type of evidence used by lawyers. Police officers know the importance of preserving evidence of an automobile collision, but often fail…

Safe Treads: How and When to Buy Tires

How to Buy Safe Tires Your tires may not be something that you think about every day, but most people rely on them to get them safely to their destination every day and get them back home every night. It can be a financial strain when tires wear out and it’s time to buy new…

Roadside Accidents in West Virginia | WV Injury Lawyers

Accidents on the Shoulder of the Road or Highway Vehicles parked along the side of the road is a common sight. There are many reasons for a driver to pull the vehicle over including car trouble, phone calls, and health issues. When a vehicle is parked completely on the shoulder of the road, it should…

Road Construction Accidents in West Virginia

Posted On July 26, 2017 I Car Accidents,Firm News

Road Construction Accidents We know that road construction is necessary to keep the roads in good condition, but it is really probably the last thing we want to see when traveling. This is especially true when in a hurry. When road construction traffic occurs during rush hour, traffic can back up for miles in some…

Masontown WV 26542 Car Accident Lawyer | Collision Attorney

Posted On July 12, 2017 I Car Accidents,Firm News

Masontown, West Virginia: When you are in a serious accident, it is a life-changing event. There is nothing in life quite like it, and it is often difficult to know what to do next. All in a moment, you and your family are often faced with new health issues, vehicle damage, and financial problems. That…

Whiplash and Neck Pain After an Accident

Causes and Treatments of Whiplash Every day there are thousands of car and truck accidents, and many injured people are taken to the hospital for treatment. We hear about broken bones, damaged organs, and terminal injuries, but we don’t often hear about the less life-threatening and less visible injuries that can affect people more in…

What is Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) Communication?

Why it Matters: V2V Communication Guest Post by Elisabeth Campbell Vehicle to vehicle (V2V) communication is a communication system between vehicles for increasing driver safety by reducing collisions. It is not communication between drivers, rather it is communication between the vehicles themselves. When there is potential danger between two vehicles, the vehicles alert their drivers…