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NORFOLK, VA — February 19, 2021: Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has donated $5,000 to the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore to help young people in Hampton Roads receive vital food supplies during t...

The devastating COVID-19 pandemic has caused widespread misery, job losses, and increased poverty. Many people are relying on nonprofits to help them more than ever before. Organizations like the Legal Aid Society of Eas...

The Super Bowl is the NFL’s biggest game of the year and Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers will spread the winning beyond the Kansas City Chiefs or the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Norfolk-based personal injury firm launched f...

Bailey Gifford has always wanted to help people. Recently, she got the chance when she joined Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers as our newest attorney. Bailey joined our rapidly-growing Norfolk-based injury firm in late 2020....

Electric vehicles are seen as the future as the new Biden administration seeks to curtail car emissions that are harmful to the environment. Still, many wonder if batteries in electric cars pose a danger to first respond...

The COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating for many of us. As well as those who lost loved ones over the last year, the coronavirus has destroyed businesses and drained people of their hard-earned savings. As a result of...

The year 2020 was more deadly than usual and not just for the obvious reason. While COVID-19 took the lives of over 300,000 people, the number of traffic deaths soared in 2020 as well. According to the New York Times, at...

Distracted driving causes thousands of accidents every year in Virginia. As a result, the state has strengthened its laws to address this serious problem by making holding a cell phone while driving illegal in Virginia. ...

The development of automated cars has made headlines in recent years as well as raising safety concerns. At the same time, the railroads have been quietly working on Automated Train Operation, a development that could tr...

Thanksgiving holiday deaths spiked in Virginia in 2020 due to speeding and the failure of some motorists to wear their seat belts. As thousands prepare to travel for the Christmas holidays, the fatalities serve as a remi...