Virginia’s DUI Punishments Enhanced: Ignition Interlock

Attorney David M. Williams, Jr.

Attorney David M. Williams, Jr.

Author: Attorney David M. Williams, Jr.

In representing victims of drunk drivers, I have seen firsthand the devastating consequences of drinking and driving. As states across the country continue to pass tougher laws to combat this deadly problem, we have fortunately seen a decline in the number of deaths and injuries from drunk driving. However, the statistics are still alarming: nationally, in 2008, an estimated 11,773 people died in alcohol-related… [ read more ]


FAQ: Should I use my health insurance to pay my medical bills when the accident is someone else’s fault? Shouldn’t their auto insurance company be responsible for those bills?

Author: Egena T. Younger

Egena Younger, Claims Consultant

Egena Younger, Claims Consultant

Clients often ask if they should use their own health insurance to pay their medical bills after an accident. The answer is yes. If you’ve been involved in an accident, using your health insurance to cover your medical expenses will get them paid now. Many medical providers and specialists require patients to have health insurance before the providers will provide treatment. Since accidents are never anticipated, having… [ read more ]


Stop Texting and Keep Your Eyes On the Road – It’s Soon To Be the Law

Attorney J. David Douthit

Attorney J. David Douthit

Author: Attorney J. David Douthit

Distracted drivers. We’ve all seen them, doing things like talking on a cell phone, adjusting the radio, or reading the newspaper. Maybe we’ve even been one of them. In its most recent session, the Virginia General Assembly decided to take action against one form of distracted driving: drivers who are texting while driving.

Effective July 1, 2009,[ read more ]


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