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Tractor-Trailer Rolls Into Median on I-95 in Howard County, Slows Traffic and Raises Safety Concerns

A tractor-trailer crash on July 10, 2025, turned Interstate 95 into a scene of confusion and gridlock just outside Elkridge in Howard County. The incident occurred near Montgomery Road when the truck veered out of its lane and overturned in the median. Multiple lanes were shut down for hours while…

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The Dangers of Trucks Carrying Improperly Loaded Cargo

A tragic collision involving three tractor-trailers shut down eastbound I-70 near Route 32 in Howard County, drawing renewed attention to the dangers of cargo hauling and commercial truck traffic during early morning hours. According to reports, one of the trucks rear-ended another, triggering a chain reaction that involved a third…

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Over-Height Semi Truck Causes Fatal Accident on I-95

The average driver usually pays little attention to the height restrictions that are posted while driving on roadways, passing under bridges, or entering parking garages. Many of these height limits or restrictions are vitally important for the safety of all Virginia drivers on our roads and highways. When drivers of…

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How Virginia’s Fault Rules Affect Truck Accident Victims

Following a major accident involving several vehicles and a fast-moving, chaotic collision, it can often be challenging for the parties involved to properly discern who is at fault for the accident and how that responsibility should be apportioned. Different parties may have varying accounts of how the accident took place,…

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Plaintiff Asserts Evidentiary Abuse of Discretion in Virginia Wrongful Death Case

The Virginia Supreme Court recently affirmed a lower court’s decision in a wrongful death claim stemming from a single-vehicle accident that took the lives of both occupants. According to the court’s opinion, the plaintiff, the administrator of the estate of one of the occupants, filed a lawsuit against several parties,…

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The “Duty” Element of a Virginia Personal Injury Case

When someone is injured due to the alleged negligence of another, the injured party may be able to pursue a claim for compensation under the legal theory of negligence. To succeed in a negligence claim, a plaintiff must be able to establish four elements: duty, breach, causation, and damages. The…

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Court Rejects Plaintiff’s Uninsured Motorist Claim in Recent Car Accident Case

Recently, a state appellate court issued a written opinion in a car accident case requiring the court to interpret the language of a statute defining an “uninsured vehicle” for the purposes of determining whether an accident is covered under an underinsured vehicle clause of an insurance policy. The case presents…

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Discovery Sanctions in Virginia Personal Injury Cases

Before a Virginia truck accident case reaches trial, it goes through several other stages. One of the most important stages of a personal injury case is the pre-trial discovery phase. During pre-trial discovery, each party is able to request certain information that the requesting party believes the opposing party has…

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The “Foreseeability” Requirement in Personal Injury Lawsuits

Personal injury lawsuits have certain elements that must be proved before an injured party is able to recover financially for their injuries from the at-fault party. Generally speaking, these four elements are duty, breach, causation, and damages. Thus, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant breached a duty of care…

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