Have you recently experienced an accident due to someone else’s carelessness and are considering legal action or seeking guidance on your rights? Or have you suffered injuries though no fault of your own and are exploring your legal options? Consider booking a free legal consultation with a personal injury law firm. Read more to understand how consultations at personal injury law firms work. What Is a Free Consultation? As you would expect, a free consultation is an initial meeting with a law firm representative to discuss your case at no cost to you. You can expect to speak with a knowledgeab ..read more

If you have recently been injured in an accident that was not your fault, you might be thinking about seeking restitution for medical bills, lost wages from missing work, pain, suffering, and inconvenience. But unless you are a lawyer, the legal ins and outs of filing a personal injury claim can be overwhelming. Contacting a law firm can be intimidating for many and you may have a lot of questions. Can you afford representation? How much does personal injury lawyer cost, anyway? What is a contingency fee? We break it down here. Who Pays Attorney Fees? Some of our firm’s top questions center ar ..read more

As parents, few things are more upsetting than when our children are injured. The experience can be even worse when they are injured at a childcare facility under the care of trained adults who are supposed to be providing safe, loving care. In the aftermath of a child’s injury, many parents are uncertain how to proceed and what rights they may have in cases of daycare abuse or negligence. Here at Huffman & Huffman Brothers-in-Law, our experienced daycare injury lawyers can assist you in finding the answers you are looking for, whether you are seeking information on daycare negligence sett ..read more

Despite advancements in automotive safety features, car accidents remain a persistent aspect of American life. Worse, most automobile accidents are not caused by faulty vehicles or acts of God but by human error. Distracted driving is a chief culprit in car accidents when drivers split their attention between driving and other tasks, whether eating, texting, passing a snack to a child, or something else. Here are some common distractions that can lead to car accidents and what they mean for personal injury claims. What Are Some Common Types of Distractions? According to the Centers for Disease ..read more

“Hang up and drive.” We’ve all seen the bumper stickers, and many have nodded approvingly. But the siren song of our cell phones is strong, even when we’re driving. And it’s not just our phones that are at fault. Drivers should focus on the road alone, but the reality is that many things compete for our attention, even when we’re in the driver’s seat. Drivers are constantly tempted to drive distracted, though it can be dangerous—even deadly. What Is the Definition of Distracted Driving? Distracted driving is simply driving when less than 100% of the driver’s attention is on the driving task. T ..read more

Accidents are unforeseen events that no one anticipates. Unfortunately, when confronted with a personal injury resulting from an accident, the physical and emotional toll often coincides with a financial burden, specifically in the form of substantial healthcare expenses. Managing medical bills can be daunting, and the road to full recovery may span several years. The aftermath of an accident, coupled with the task of figuring out how to handle medical expenses, creates a traumatic experience. However, by enlisting the support of experienced personal injury attorneys, you can explore ways to n ..read more

Accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists are regrettably common in Virginia and across the United States, often resulting in severe injuries or tragic fatalities. In these challenging times, it becomes paramount for individuals to understand their rights and explore avenues for compensation, especially if you find that the driver of the vehicle was uninsured at the time of the accident. It’s crucial to educate yourself on uninsured motorist coverage options, the obstacles you may face when seeking compensation for your injuries, and the importance of seeking legal guidance following an acc ..read more

Pedestrian accidents in Virginia are the cause of countless injuries every year. Regrettably, those involved in these accidents are often left with physical and emotional injuries that have far-reaching consequences. After being hurt in an accident, victims can file a personal injury lawsuit. But what happens when the involved driver has no car insurance coverage or leaves the crash scene? If an uninsured driver hits you as a pedestrian or while riding a bike, but your car is insured, your uninsured motorist coverage can be used to compensate you for your injuries and other damages. What Are I ..read more

Accidents happen, and they happen more than you might think. Car accidents occur at an alarming rate, reaching thousands each day. Most of the time, insurance policies will cover the expenses related to any damages or injuries—typically the at-fault driver’s policy in states with negligence laws like Virginia. However, you might be even more unfortunate if the other driver is underinsured or worse, has no insurance at all. Don’t assume you have no recourse if the other driver doesn’t have enough auto insurance. There are always options available. Let’s get to the question of the hour: What if ..read more

A traumatic brain injury can exert a substantial influence on an individual’s life. The bruising, tearing of tissue, and other physical damage to the brain can lead to headaches, dizziness, confusion, and memory loss. Serious injuries can cause speech difficulties, logic problems, mood and behavioral changes, seizures, and even stroke. The ability to work, perform specific tasks, and participate in your favorite activities can be significantly, if not permanently, impacted, and that’s all on top of the medical bills and other expenses that will begin piling up. If you have been involved in an ..read more