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Rear End Collision Near Richmond Closes I95 South for Four Hours - One Dead
Posted on 12/7/2009
Richmond Bus Company Suffers Huge Jury Verdict for Driver's Recklessness
Posted on 11/19/2009
Trucker Charged With Reckless Driving on I-95 Wreck North of Richmond
Posted on 11/19/2009

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Veteran's Day accident on Southbound I-95 near Richmond resulted in criminal charge being filed against a Georgia trucker for reckless driving.

Virginia Court Finds Implied Consent for Employee to Use Company Vehicle for Personal Use

Accident Fatality on I-95 Near Richmond Results in Reckless Driving Charge For Driver Who Fell Asleep

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I was test-driving a BMW in Richmond. Soon after leaving the dealer's lot another driver ran a stop sign and T-boned the BMW. I was hurt pretty bad. My hospital bills are already over $100,000, and I will likely miss 6 months of work. My lawyer said the other driver had minimum liabilty limits of $25,000 on his insurance policy, but that won't be enough to even cover my medical costs. Am I stuck?

My teenage daughter was injured in an auto accident recently and was not at fault. The accident occurred in Richmond on I-95/I-64. The other car was driven by the owner's nephew, and because the nephew lived with the owner and was not listed as a potential driver of the car when the application for insurance was made, the insurance company is denying coverage. Can the insurance company do this even when the owner of the other car paid the insurance premiums on time?