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The steady rise in pedestrian deaths and injuries in the United States in recent years makes for alarming reading. However, a renewed emphasis on child street safety education in Virginia may bear long-term results. Poli...

When people explore the intricate mazes within furniture retailers for their interior design needs, style often precedes safety. Something that fits the aesthetics of a space may not always align with the safety of its u...

Construction sites are inherently dangerous places. A series of recent crane collapses highlights how members of the public, as well as workers in hard hats face potential death and injury. Earlier this month, a storm br...

The deaths of three Americans at a hotel in the Dominican Republic has raised the alarm about safety at resorts abroad. However, visitors also fall sick and suffer injuries at hotels in Virginia and North Carolina. You h...

Few events are more harrowing than the death of a child in a crib or a rocker that is meant to provide protection. The Fisher-Price Rock ’n Play Sleeper has been a popular product with parents for more than a decad...

You may have heard the expression the 100 Deadliest Days without knowing what it means. For the uninitiated, the 100 deadliest days for teens in Virginia fall between Memorial Day and Labor Day. As teens leave school for...

Patients who suffer critical injuries in a car crash on the roads of Virginia or require the kind of medical treatment most hospitals cannot provide are transported to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. To allow the more ...

Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has donated $500 to the Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore at the end of the Legal Food Frenzy. We were happy to take part in the competition in which law firms across t...

It’s always an honor to be named in the annual list of Virginia Super Lawyers. Less than 5 percent of attorneys make the list in Virginia and under 2.5 percent of young lawyers are named as “Rising Stars.&rdq...

Almost every day we see drivers on their cellphones in Virginia. They may fail to stop at a red light or drift across Virginia Beach Boulevard because they are checking their Instagram feed. It’s no coincidence tha...