wrongful death

Fatal Motorcycle Accident at Hampton Highway and Big Bethel Road

A motorcyclist was killed and a driver arrested for DUI in a fatal crash at Hampton Highway and Big Bethel Road on March 21, 2026.

Pedestrian Killed by Delivery Truck in Norfolk

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a delivery truck on Rogers Avenue in Norfolk on Friday, February 20, 2026, shortly after 8 p.m.

FAQs: Who Can Sue for A Car Accident Death in Hampton Roads?

Quick Answer: In Virginia, wrongful death claims are governed by strict laws that define who may bring a claim after a fatal car accident.

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Our Norfolk car accident lawyers represent victims injured in crashes throughout the city and the surrounding Hampton Roads region. We handle cases involving collisions on Interstate 64 (I-64), Interstate 264 (I-264), Interstate 564 (I-564), U.S. Route 13 (Military Highway), and Virginia State Route 168 (Tidewater Drive). Car wrecks are also common along Northampton Boulevard, Virginia Beach Boulevard, Granby Street, Hampton Boulevard, Little Creek Road, Princess Anne Road, and Shore Drive.

We serve clients injured in accidents across Downtown Norfolk, Ghent, Ocean View, Wards Corner, Lafayette Boulevard, East Beach, and near Naval Station Norfolk. Our attorneys frequently assist those hurt near busy intersections such as Military Highway and Princess Anne Road, Tidewater Drive and Little Creek Road, and I-264 and Newtown Road.

Our Norfolk auto accident team also represents victims throughout the greater Hampton Roads area — including Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Newport News, and Hampton.