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It’s an unspeakable tragedy when you lose a loved one due to a preventable accident or someone else’s negligence. Yet, the sad reality is that this happens far too often, and it’s the family and loved ones of the victim who must pick up the pieces and try to find a path forward. If this has happened to your family, either by a drunk driving accident leading to death or another kind of accident, you have every right to file a wrongful death claim on their behalf. This is not an easy step to take, but with the right help, you can receive financial compensation. If you’re in the Alexandria, Virginia region or near Fairfax, Woodbridge, Arlington, or Manassas, contact us at Blaszkow Legal, PLLC, to start working with a personal injury attorney. Our team has the knowledge, practice, and compassion to assist you during these challenging times.

The news has been featuring stories of the East Palestine train derailment, causing people to ask some questions. Blaszkow Legal answers a few of them.

The Alexandria Injury Attorney has a lighter side, and has favorites, too! This month, see ours: the Candy Hearts!

You have been injured in a crash. Someone else was at fault. Now, you are asking yourself: “Do I need an attorney after a car accident?” The insurance company for the at-fault driver is hoping you don’t talk to a personal injury attorney about representing you in your claim. That way, the insurance adjuster can employ every possible tactic to lower the value of the damages you have suffered or deny your claim completely. They would much rather talk to you directly without going through your lawyer.

Virginia winters are becoming more and more unpredictable. Severe snowstorms may not grace our state as frequently as they do our northern neighbors. In many ways, this could be seen as advantageous, but there is a dark side to lighter winters.

Jazz 4 Justice, 2022

There are excellent reasons why states like Virginia prohibit distracted driving. Distracted driving on mobile devices causes thousands of crashes in Virginia every year. Texting and driving laws are designed to discourage risking lives for the sake of a text or phone call.