A Few Tips for a Fun and Happy 4th All Around Virginia!
It’s the 4th of July — time to roll out your picnic blanket, slice up the watermelon, and enjoy some patriotic fireworks celebrating America’s birthday!
Category: Injury Prevention
New Virginia Car Seat Law Takes Effect July 1st
If you’re a parent, grandparent, or caregiver for an infant or toddler, take a moment this weekend to check if your child’s car seat is
Weed Killer Found in Popular Breakfast Cereals
We don’t fully know the risks, and that’s part of the problem. Take steps now to limit your children’s exposure. by Jonathan B. Slater, attorney,
Revolutionary Concussion Protection? It’s Hard to Tell.
There is a war of claims going on in the sports helmet world, and consumers might end up dazed and confused. By Seth R. Lindberg,
Virginia Passes Ban on Handheld Devices
Distracted driving has become a public safety crisis, and now long-overdue legislation aims at reversing the trend. by Jonathan B. Slater, attorney Burnett & Williams
Virginia: Who’s Responsible for Snow Removal?
The first major winter storm of 2019 swept through Virginia over the weekend. Virginia State Police responded to more than 230 traffic accidents in the
How to Tie a Christmas Tree to the Roof of Your Car
When it comes to using the family car as a delivery truck, we’ve all seen some questionable tie-downs that look neither safe nor secure. Most
Is Holiday Season “The Most Dangerous Time of the Year”?!?
4 Common Holiday Injuries to Avoid. Nothing takes the joy out of holiday festivities like a visit to the emergency room. Many of the seasonal
Does a user agreement disqualify injury claims?
Injured riders are looking for help with lawsuits against Bird and Lime, but ‘user agreements’ might keep the companies off the hook. Back in August
Auto Accidents Spike on Thanksgiving Week
The busiest travel holiday for drivers is often the most dangerous. Thanksgiving has long had the reputation of being the single most busy travel time