Virginia law gives you two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit under Virginia Code § 8.01-243. Some claims resolve quickly, while others take longer depending on your medical recovery,
Soon, our twins will be old enough to drive alone. My wife and I can’t believe how fast the years have flown. To get ready for this challenge, our twins have used Virginia’s DMV interactive
A lot of us have heard the term “black box,” but most aren’t sure what it really means. It actually refers to a device found on airplanes that records flight data and is difficult to
Being out on the streets at night — whether as a driver, cyclist, or pedestrian — can sometimes be dangerous. That’s because it’s harder to see, drivers are often tired, and drunk drivers are more
Tailgating is never a good idea. Even when you’re in a hurry, tailgating is not going to help you get to your destination sooner, and research demonstrates that tailgating actually causes the overall rate of
In Virginia, only people with legitimately recognized support dogs have the right to bring them into stores and other public establishments. Many dogs you see in public establishments aren’t actually support dogs.
GibsonSingleton Virginia Injury Attorneys, Olivia’s in the Village, and Scoot’s BBQ restaurants have recognized our first “Hometown Hero,” Lester Sterling.
A “Beware of Dog” sign may or may not protect a dog owner from liability in Virginia, depending on several factors. The sign must be conspicuous enough for visitors to see and the victim must
My family and I are always ready to enjoy a nice outdoor fire. Maybe it’s my inner caveman, but I enjoy barbecues, oyster roasts, bonfires, and firepits throughout the year.
Ready for some good news? Cars are a lot safer today than they used to be, and they continue to get safer every year. Car makers have made tremendous strides thanks to research and new
By Beth Gibson, GibsonSingleton Director of Community Outreach We at GibsonSingleton Virginia Injury Attorneys are teaming up with Olivia’s in the Village and Scoot’s BBQ to recognize everyday heroes in our community. We all want
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are common in Virginia. Farmers and other workers rely on them for several purposes, and many people enjoy them for off-road recreation. Though riding an ATV can be fun, these vehicles can