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At Geoff McDonald & Associates, we are here to help victims of car accidents in Richmond and throughout Virginia.  We are ready to represent your interests every step of the way, putting our two decades of experience

As states adopt new laws addressing distracted driving, a number of technology companies have come up with applications to limit the use of cell phones in vehicles that are in motion. Many of these tools are marketed to...

Excessive speed is a significant factor in many traffic accidents in Virginia. In fact, speeding drivers caused 40 percent of the 775 traffic fatalities recorded in 2012, according to the Virginia Department of Motor...

America’s military veterans face a host of challenges, including access to medical care at VA hospitals and clinics. CNN has reported that veterans have died in recent years because of delays in getting routine...

Distracted driving is common on Virginia roads, especially now that many people own smartphones that allow them to make calls, send text messages, use apps, play games or watch videos on the road. The Richmond...

General Motors recently announced two recalls involving more than 100,000 vehicles because of defects that pose driving hazards. The action comes as the automaker continues to deal with legal and regulatory fallout from an

Parents may think they cannot control their teen drivers’ behavior on the road, but research suggests otherwise. Young, inexperienced drivers model their parents’ driving habits for better or worse. For example, teen...

Injuries to the wrists and hands are common results of trauma caused by car accidents, slip and falls, workplace accidents and sports, among many others. These injuries could have been prevented in many cases if drivers,...

Injuries to the ankle and foot can make it difficult to get around and can interfere with work and daily life activities. If your ankle or foot injury was caused by someone else’s negligence or by an accident at work, you...

Commuters in northern Virginia are notorious for talking on the phone, reading email and sending text messages behind the wheel. They may not be paying attention to the road — but the police are paying attention to them....