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Can a Car Wreck Affect Your Hearing?

Yes, a car wreck can cause hearing loss, tinnitus, balance problems, and even permanent deafness. The violent forces in a collision can damage the delicate structures inside your ears, from the explosive sound of an airbag deploying to the sudden jerking motion of whiplash. In Gloucester County, drivers involved in crashes on corridors like Route […]

Should I Share My Dashcam Footage After a Car Accident in Virginia?

Car video camera attached to the windshield to record driving and prevent danger from driving

Whether to share your dashcam footage after a Gloucester County car accident depends entirely on what the footage shows. Dashcams have become a powerful tool in personal injury cases, but they can help or hurt your claim depending on the circumstances. At GibsonSingleton Virginia Injury Attorneys, Gloucester County car accident lawyers Ken Gibson and John […]

What Is the Virginia Car Accident Statute of Limitations?

You have two years from the date of your car accident to file a lawsuit in Virginia. This deadline applies to personal injury claims, but there are important exceptions. If you file after the deadline and no tolling rule applies, the court can dismiss your case, and you may lose your right to compensation. This […]

What Medical Tests Could I Need After a Car Accident?

After a car accident in Virginia, you may need several types of medical tests to diagnose your injuries and document their severity. Common tests include X-rays for broken bones, MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) for soft tissue damage, CT (computed tomography) scans for internal injuries, EMGs (electromyography) for nerve damage, and functional capacity examinations to assess […]

How to drive safely during Virginia’s winter weather

A Virginia town covered in a layer of snow.

Winter is beautiful in Virginia. A fresh coat of snow on the ground and trees covered in white powder can be breathtaking. But while our winters can bring snowmen, sledding, and time with loved ones in front of a fireplace, winter can also be dangerous for drivers.

Why do so many cars drive around at night without their headlights on?

Many drivers forget to turn their headlights on at night because of two modern vehicle features: daytime running lamps that create the illusion headlights are on, and illuminated dashboards that remain bright regardless of headlight status. Virginia law requires headlights from sunset to sunrise and when visibility is less than 500 feet, and violating these […]

Why Virginia’s texting and driving laws help you and your family

A smartphone being held in the lap of a driver by the steering wheel

Simply holding a handheld device while driving can be deadly, and it’s against the law in Virginia. More than 3,100 fatalities were caused by distracted driving in the United States in a recent year, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA).

Keep safe in parking lots this winter

Winter in Virginia is beautiful, and many people are out visiting friends and family, or just running errands. But unfortunately, winter is a time when parking lot accidents increase. Weather conditions and extra traffic create hazards that lead to more falls, car crashes, and pedestrian accidents overall. Several factors make parking lots more dangerous in […]

How can I avoid accidents involving deer and other animals?

A driver who causes an accident in an attempt to avoid hitting an animal in the road may have to pay for any damage caused by the crash. This may sound harsh, but the law finds it unreasonable for someone to put the lives of human beings at risk rather than hit an animal. It […]

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