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Virginia’s railroad crossings see numerous serious accidents every year. In November, a train ran into a truck on the tracks in rural Windsor. Virginia State Police said a tractor-trailer ended up disabled on the track...

NORFOLK, VA —November 17, 2022: Norfolk-based Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has been a regular supporter of the Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia over the last decade. The Car Crash Experts marked the importance of ...

The main causes of car accidents that lead to deaths are speeding, reckless driving, drunken driving, and distractions such as cell phones behind the wheel. However, there are numerous other causes of fatal car accidents...

NORFOLK, VA — October 31, 2022: The leaves are changing color, there’s a chill in the air, and it’s time to win money for your Thanksgiving turkey and more from Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers. The Great Turkey Raffle...

NORFOLK, VA — November 1, 2022: More than 4,700 people submitted nominations and votes to Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers’ Vote for a School contest, resulting in a victory for the Academy of International Studies at Ro...

NORFOLK, VA — November 1, 2022: Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers is excited to announce that it has won CoVaBIZ’s Best of Business award for Best Law Firm for 2023. The firm is thankful for its supporters in the communit...

NORFOLK, VA — October 20, 2022: Award-winning Norfolk-based personal injury law firm Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has welcomed a new attorney to its staff, Katey Green from Virginia Beach. After moving to Virginia Beac...

Cars are safer than they have ever been before and federal and local authorities are constantly bringing in new technology to make America’s roads less dangerous. It is, therefore, deeply disturbing that the death toll...

Worker shortages are crippling industries across the United States. The issue is particularly acute on the railroads where a threatened strike came close to shutting down services and crippling the economy. The staff sho...

Grade crossings where vehicles may come into contact with trains are the most dangerous places on the railroad network. Deadly accidents have occurred on dozens of railroad crossings in rural Virginia, most recently in C...