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For years the railroads have operated in the 20th century using 19th century tactics and equipment. A lot of the equipment on the railroad is outdated, and a lot of times it is broken, or poorly maintained. Additionally,...

Empty highways after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 raised the prospect of fewer deaths. These hopes proved to be illusory as fatalities on the roads spiked. The figures from last year also revealed African A...

Depositions play a crucial role in the outcome of personal injury cases, but the rules are sometimes unclear. Lawyers need to help the client understand what to expect going into the deposition. Clients need to understan...

Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has donated $1,000 to a Virginia Beach-based kitten rescue organization after winning its 2021 Vote for a Cause competition. Every year, the Norfolk-based personal injury law firm asks commun...

Virginia’s minimum auto insurance coverage has risen and that’s good news for anyone who ends up injured in a car, truck, or motorcycle accident in the Commonwealth. The new limits became law in July after remaining ...

Car accidents can cause terrible, life-threatening injuries and burden victims with millions of dollars in medical bills. This happened to a Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers client who was awarded a $6.5 million settlement a...

Nursing homes and residential care facilities should be safe places for families to place their loved ones. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Some homes cut costs and operate on minimal staff numbers. Common in...

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are some of the most serious and complicated conditions caused by car accidents or falls. Virginia attorney John Cooper has represented clients who suffered traumatic brain injuries for de...

Amtrak services in Virginia and elsewhere in the United States do not have a reputation for speed and reliability. America’s passenger services are habitually compared unfavorably to those in Europe where commuting by ...

Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has made a number of donations to Hampton Roads schools to help students through the years. In May, the Norfolk-based personal injury firm donated $2,000 to Maury High School for its Cap and ...