There are many factors to consider when determining who is at fault for a car accident and how the victim can recover compensation for their damages. When left-hand turns are involved, this usually means the driver turning left is generally…
Spinal Stenosis from a Car Accident
Even at low speeds, car accidents can result in an incredible amount of force being exerted against both vehicles and their occupants. This force can lead to serious and debilitating injuries—such as spinal stenosis—that can further lead to temporary or…
What to Do If You’re Injured in an Accident as a Passenger
In December 2017, the Charleston Gazette-Mail reported that the number of people killed in West Virginia motor vehicle accidents was higher than both the national average and that of surrounding states. Experts blamed speeding, distracted driving, driving under the influence,…
Despite Recent Improvements, Charleston Still a Dangerous Place to Drive
West Virginia is among the most dangerous States for motorists. Each year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gathers data from all of over the country related to vehicular deaths, making State-by-State comparisons. One key metric they calculate is…
Suffered a Sprain or Strain After an Accident? What You Should Do
Sprains and strains are common injuries that result from car accidents. They involve the tendons, muscles, or ligaments and are caused by overextending, twisting, or by direct impact to a joint. A car crash can force a person’s joints to…
