Navigating the Legal Landscape

Thousands of truck accidents that happen each year on American highways can be traced back to the mistakes of the truckers who were driving at the time of those collisions. But truck drivers are not always the only ones who can be held financially liable for their negligence. In some situations, the trucking company that hired, contracted,...

This is a myth. Laying down your motorcycle will not help you avoid getting hurt. Pretty much every motorcyclist has heard that they can lay down their motorcycle in order to avoid a motorcycle accident or stop severe injuries from occurring. The problem with this commonly shared “motorcycle safety hint” is that it isn’t really a safety hint at...

What is hydroplaning? Driving in the rain is risky for several reasons, including hindered visibility, less steering control, and the need for greater stopping distances. When motorists fail to adjust their driving habits for rainy conditions, vehicles can begin to hydroplane. Also known as “aquaplaning,” hydroplaning may occur when your vehicle tires lose grip with...

After narrowly avoiding a fender bender or a sideswipe with another vehicle on a major highway, have you ever wondered if there are some roads that are more dangerous than others? Highway crashes are an all-too-frequent occurrence in the state of Virginia. Our intention is not to scare you, but to help you stay informed...

With the new year here, it is time to reevaluate and improve many parts of our lives. Most people make New Year’s Resolutions about their relationships and careers. But at Huffman & Huffman Brothers-in-Law, PLLC, we think it also makes sense to put driving safety at the top of your resolutions list. Technology is constantly...

You, like many people, may believe that insurance companies are on your side and exist to help those injured recover physically and financially after an accident. On the contrary, insurance companies are businesses above all else and their primary goals are to maximize their profits. They do this by going to extraordinary lengths to deny...