Fayette County Rollover Accident

One person was airlifted to Charleston Area Medical Center after a rollover accident on Thursday in Fayette County.  The accident occurred on U.S. 19 just south of the Oak Hill city limits.  The Register-Herald covered the story here.
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Fayette County Rollover Accident Sends Two to Hospital

A rollover accident in Fayette County resulted in the driver and occupant of a vehicle being transported to the hospital.  The Register-Herald carried a story about the accident here.  
If you or a loved one have been injured in a rollover accident in West Virginia, contact a WV rollover accident lawyer from Rist Law Offices to [...]

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Beckley Rollover Accident Sends Two to Hospital

A rollover accident outside of Beckley sent two people to the hospital on Friday.  The accident occurred on Clear Fork Road.  The Register-Herald reported the accident here.  Apparently, Heathnet was called to the scene but could not respond due to weather conditions in the area.
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Two Injured in Greenbrier County Rollover Accident

Two people were sent to hospitals after a two-car accident on Interstate 64 near the Alta/Alderson exit.  The Register-Herald covered the story here.  The accident involved a Nissan Altima and a Ford F-350 truck.  Officer Blevins reported that the Ford truck rolled several times and ejected the driver, who had to be airlifted to a [...]

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West Virginia Van Rollover Accident on I-77

The Charleston Gazette reported that a van carrying six people was involved in a rollover accident near Sissonville, West Virginia on Wednesday.  The story is here.  The story reports that one person was transported to the hospital.
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Rollover accidents can be contributed to by the higher center of gravity in a passenger van, SUV, or [...]

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SUV Rollover Accident on I-64

The Register-Herald reported on January 30, 2009 that an SUV ran off the roadway and rolled over near Sam Black Church, West Virginia.  
SUV rollover accidents are much more common than a rollover accident involving a car.  Roof crush problems and catastrophic injuries such as paralysis or wrongful death can be caused in a rollover accident.  In any [...]

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Tractor Trailer and Rollover Accident on Turnpike

The Register-Herald reported that a tractor trailer and a pickup truck collided on the West Virginia Turnpike near Ghent, West Virginia.  The article is here.  The truck apparently rolled in the collision and one person was injured.  The story did not state who the police found at fault for the accident.  Although not many facts [...]

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Q and A with a WV Wrongful Death Lawyer

The Register-Herald reported yesterday that an elderly woman was killed in a car accident on I-64 near Sandstone Mountain.  The article is here.
When dealing with an accident that involves a death, it is important to discuss your case with a WV wrongful death lawyer in order to make certain that any offers by an insurance company [...]

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SUV Rollover Accident in Beckley

The Register-Herald reported yesterday that a passenger in a pickup truck was killed yesterday in a rollover accident in Beaver, West Virginia.  The story is here.  Rollover accidents can result in traumatic and life-threatening injuries because they often involve roof crush problems with the vehicle and head injuries.
Wrongful death and catastrophic injury suits have been filed [...]

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West Virginia SUV Rollover Attorney

The Register-Herald reported on October 16 that a man died in a SUV rollover accident in Fayetteville, West Virginia.  The story is here. 
SUV rollover accidents and deaths are increasing with the popularity of Sport Utility Vehicles.  Studies by the NHTSA and Consumer Reports have shown that SUVs are more prone to rollover type accidents than normal [...]

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