Pedestrians naturally have a greater risk of serious outcomes in accidents given their inherent lack of protection compared with the protection people in cars and other vehicles have. Factors such as limited street lighting may further increase pedestrian risks. Even as more vehicles come equipped...
The number of drivers over the age of 65 has increased considerably in the past two decades, giving seniors the opportunity to maintain a positive quality of life. However, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 7,000 seniors died in motor vehicle...
Finishing your will puts you far ahead of most. After all, more than half of Americans have not drafted even a simple estate plan. To store your new will appropriately, you need a place that is both accessible and secure. Individuals often choose to store...
Motor vehicle crashes have the potential to cause a wide range of mental and emotional hardships. Some victims struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder, depression or anxiety. Moreover, some experience changes with regard to their personality. These changes often disrupt various facets of their lives, from...
Virginia law often dictates how you handle estate planning and management. The system streamlines how you handle a loved one's estate and assets after their death. Most of the time, it works as intended. But sometimes, a third party's interference can render a loved one's...
While it can be unpleasant to think about the end of your life, doing so is an essential part of the estate planning process. Along with deciding how you would like your assets to be handled after you are gone, you must also consider the...
When you hear the phrase “distracted driving,” there’s a good chance that texting while driving comes to mind. Reading or sending texts is perhaps the most alarming distraction behind the wheel – glancing at your phone for just five seconds is like driving a football field’s...
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