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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 …
Every year, thousands of medical malpractice claims are filed across the United States, many of which are in West Virginia. Unfortunately, medical malpractice continues to be a common issue. Recent reports indicate that diagnostic errors alone affect nearly 12 million Americans annually. Such errors often involve life-changing consequences. If you or a loved one has suffered due …
Did you know that insurance companies delay or underpay around 15% of legitimate auto accident claims each year? (Source: National Association of Insurance Commissioners) For West Virginia drivers who’ve already been through the trauma of a car accident, a delayed insurance claim adds insult to injury. Bills pile up. Repairs are on hold. Your recovery …
When a truck carrying hazardous materials gets into an accident, the consequences can be far worse than a typical crash. Along with injuries and vehicle damage, collisions involving such trucks can result in toxic spills, fires, explosions, and even long-term environmental damage. What happens next? Who’s responsible for the cleanup, the medical bills, and the …
When you’re injured in a car, truck, or motorcycle accident in West Virginia, understanding how compensation works is crucial. For instance, the collateral source rule is an important legal principle that plays a role in determining your final settlement. This rule can significantly impact how much money you ultimately receive after an accident. We at …
Car accidents happen unexpectedly. They can range from devastating collisions to minor fender benders. While severe crashes often result in immediate legal action, minor car accidents leave people wondering whether hiring a lawyer is necessary. At first glance, a minor accident may seem insignificant—no serious injuries, minimal vehicle damage, and both parties exchanging insurance information …
Car accidents are already traumatic experiences. A collision may be particularly distressing when a drunk driver causes the crash. Drunk driving is a reckless and irresponsible act that endangers the lives of everyone on the road. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident caused by a drunk driver, you may …