Navigating the Legal Landscape

The events that lead to traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are often psychologically traumatic and can lead to other disorders, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). While the symptoms of PTSD or circumstances of the trauma may vary depending on the individual in question, one thing remains the same across the board: PTSD can harm one’s...

We teach our children the importance of wearing helmets from a young age. However, as people grow older and become more confident in their riding abilities, they may think of helmets as an unnecessary precaution. In particular, some motorcycle riders feel more free or comfortable without these safety devices. However, there is virtually nothing protecting...

Everything you do after a car accident matters, including what you don’t do. For everything that you should do to collect evidence and protect yourself from being unfairly blamed for the crash, there is at least one other thing you should keep in mind and try to avoid. Five things you should NOT do after a car accident are:...

Suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be absolutely devastating. Oftentimes, the road to recovery is not a swift or easy one. In many instances, brain injury survivors will rely on family caregivers to help them through this process, which may include relearning certain skills and talking about their feelings in a safe space. If...

It only takes a few seconds to take your eyes off the road, read a text, and get into a car accident. In today’s world, distractions are everywhere, and distracted driving has become a serious problem in Virginia and across the country. Every day, about eight people lose their lives in distracted driving accidents in...

As we start to look ahead to longer, warmer days, it’s important to remember that springtime weather can be unpredictable. When you’re driving, this means road conditions can change quickly—from sunny and calm one minute to rainy and dangerous the next. At Huffman & Huffman Brothers in Law, PLLC, we remind you to always practice...