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Motorcycle Crash? Fight Like Hell and Win Big in Court
When you are cruising down the roads of Northern Virginia on your motorcycle, you trust other drivers to share the road responsibly. But what happens when someone else's negligence turns your peaceful ride into a nightmare? You have been hurt, your bike is damaged,...
Street Wars: Pedestrians Fight Back in the Courtroom
What happens when you are using the sidewalk only for the actions of a careless driver to change your life forever? We see this scenario far too often in our Virginia practice. You are following all the rules, crossing at the right place, when suddenly, someone else's...
Beyond the Wreck: The Silent Epidemic of Car Accident After Effects
Although the initial trauma of a car accident can be difficult to handle, many crash survivors do not fully grasp how difficult the next few years will be. Some may never truly be the same, and many face long, uphill roads to recovery. As difficult as it might seem to...
When Technology Fails The Risk of Self-Driving Cars
Dear Reader, Recently, I came across an article I wanted to share with you. It highlights some of the risks we’re seeing with self-driving cars. The story is about a driver who was sitting in her parked car at a mall in Maryland when a Tesla, with no one behind the...
The Deadly Reality of Fentanyl How to Protect Our Children and Save Lives
Dear Reader, I know I’ve brought this up before, but I feel like I can’t talk about it enough. Fentanyl is killing our kids, and it’s not slowing down. It’s destroying lives, tearing families apart, and creating a crisis that we need to face head-on. This is why I’m...
Protecting Our Kids D.C. Schools to Implement Cardiac Response Plans
Dear Reader, I want to talk to you about something important, especially if you have kids in school or know someone who does. Recently, the D.C. Council passed a bill requiring all schools in the District—public, private, charter, and parochial—to have a cardiac...
Move Over, It’s the Law
Dear Reader, Maryland’s Move Over Law has been around for a while, but I think it’s still something that a lot of people don’t fully understand or follow. And it really could save lives. The law is straightforward: if you’re driving and you see a vehicle stopped on...
Keeping You Safe From Celebrity Scams
Dear Reader, You may have seen these fake celebrity scams—ads or posts using pictures or videos of famous people to get people to click. These ads usually lead to shady websites trying to steal your personal information or ask for money. Meta is planning to use facial...
Foodborne Illnesses on the Rise Stay Informed, Stay Safe
Dear Reader, Recalls for dangerous, contaminated, or mislabeled foods seem to be on the rise these days. One of the more alarming recalls involved McDonald’s most popular menu item, the Quarter Pounder hamburger. So far, around 50 cases of E.coli have been reported...
Before and After You Vote Stay Safe This Election
Dear Reader, We’re days away from the election so first, I encourage you to PLEASE GO VOTE. But that’s not the purpose of today’s blog. Today, I want to discuss something important to me: your safety. With this election, so much is at stake that tension is high,...
– even if you don’t own a car!
