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The COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for the Hampton Roads community, particularly in schools that faced a switch to virtual learning. Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has helped these schools by focusing its charitabl...

Hyundais and Kias are among the most popular vehicles on the roads of America. However, the South Korean automaker made the wrong kind of headlines this month when it revealed thousands of Hyundai SUVs pose a potentially...

Road deaths in Virginia typically spike over holidays and Labor Day was no exception, according to Virginia State Police statistics. The extended holiday period saw the loss of 17 lives in 15 crashes. Car, truck, and mot...

Self-driving cars are hailed as the future of motor vehicles. However, a rising number of crashes in partially automated cars challenges this new technology. For instance, last month a Tesla crash in North Carolina raise...

We are pleased to announce Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has won the Virginian-Pilot’s award for the Best Law Firm in Norfolk for the third year in a row. We also won the newspaper’s award for the Best Law Firm in Vir...

Congratulations to four students from Hampton Roads whose hard work and dedication to finding solutions to the distracted driving problem earned them $2,000 each in Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers’ annual Distracted Drivi...

Innovative ideas to tackle the scourge of texting at the wheel earned a California-based student a $2,000 scholarship in Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers’ national Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship contest. Alex Cha...

Millions of dollars have been invested in the development of automated and semi-automated cars in recent years. Although automated safety systems are intended to cut out driver error, an influential new report by AAA war...

Trucks pose serious hazards to other drivers in Virginia when they are parked or backing up. As such, truckers must use their hazard warning lights or other safety devices when they are stopped. A recent lawsuit highligh...

Hampton Roads is in the grip of a heatwave with temperatures of over 100 degrees reported this month. We are familiar with the hazards faced by people who are outside. However, hot weather also poses dangers to Virginia ...