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Large trucks move thousands of goods through West Virginia every day, especially along the busy I-81 corridor near Martinsburg. When one of those trucks is involved in a crash, the results can be devastating, and the process of figuring out what went wrong is rarely straightforward. Most people are surprised to learn that these cases …
If someone borrows a car in West Virginia and crashes, the question of who’s responsible can get complicated. Many drivers assume liability always follows the person behind the wheel, but West Virginia law often ties responsibility to the vehicle itself. Knowing how these rules work matters for car owners, borrowers, passengers, and crash victims alike. …
Most accident advice starts the same way: “Stay calm, call the police, see a doctor.” You’ve heard that before. What you probably haven’t heard is that in West Virginia, the first 72 hours after a crash can make or break your case. It’s not just about a checklist; it’s the window that can determine your …
It only takes one unsecured strap or poorly balanced load for a standard drive on I-81 through Martinsburg to turn into chaos. When cargo breaks free from a truck, it doesn’t just create an obstacle; it can trigger deadly, high-speed crashes. In West Virginia, these aren’t rare events. Knowing your rights after a falling cargo …
When you hear that a cyclist or motorcycle rider wasn’t wearing a helmet and was injured or killed in an accident, you might think it could never happen to you. Bad things happen to other people, and besides, you’re always careful. But bad things can happen to any of us, and being careful never guarantees …
Insurance companies love the phrase: “It was a pre-existing condition.” It is their go-to for denying claims after a car accident. But, when an estimated 5.6 million adults – nearly 50% of the American population has chronic pain, this just isn’t a valid excuse. West Virginia law agrees and doesn’t let insurance companies off the …
Were you in a car accident but didn’t call the police? You’re not alone. This is a relatively common situation. Maybe the accident didn’t seem serious at the time, or you simply weren’t sure what to do next. Now you’re wondering: can you still file a claim without a police report in West Virginia? The …
Driving during work hours is common for many jobs. Whether you’re making deliveries, heading to a meeting, or running errands for your employer, there are various reasons you may need to get behind the wheel for work. If you’ve been in a work-related car accident in West Virginia, you might be wondering who’s responsible, how …
According to the West Virginia Department of Transportation, thousands of motor vehicle crashes occur across the state each year. Many result in serious injuries and complex legal battles. While some accidents are unavoidable, what you do after the crash can significantly affect your ability to recover compensation for medical bills and related losses. Unfortunately, many …
Medical errors are a leading cause of harm in the U.S., and many are also preventable. In West Virginia, patients injured due to substandard medical care may have legal options under the state’s medical malpractice laws. This guide outlines what qualifies as malpractice, what you need to prove when bringing a medical malpractice case, key …