Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | February 6, 2026 | Truck Accidents
Every day, thousands of large trucks travel through Charleston and across West Virginia. Some make local deliveries while others pass through on their way to another state. The difference between interstate vs. intrastate trucking matters more than you might think. It affects the rules drivers must follow, the insurance they carry, and your legal options… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | February 6, 2026 | Car Accidents
Interstate 64 is one of the primary east–west highways running through Charleston, West Virginia, carrying a steady mix of local commuters, long-distance travelers, and commercial traffic. Because vehicles travel at high speeds and traffic patterns can change quickly, weather conditions play a significant role in how safely drivers can navigate this stretch of road. Rain,… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | January 29, 2026 | Personal Injury
West Virginia has many dangerous roads. However, the factors that make them dangerous can vary significantly. Some are dangerous because of the traffic volume that brings motor vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists together. Others experience environmental conditions, like poor weather, that can reduce visibility and make surfaces slick. I-64 is often listed as one of the… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | January 16, 2026 | Truck Accidents
When a tractor-trailer cab was left dangling precariously off U.S. Route 35 in Mason County, West Virginia, the situation could have ended in tragedy. Instead, it became a powerful reminder of how training, teamwork, and calm decision-making save lives when the margin for error is razor thin. The dramatic rescue drew the response of six… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | December 17, 2025 | Personal Injury
If you have been hurt because of someone else’s conduct, you may be entitled to significant compensation for your injuries. However, proving your case requires an understanding of terms like “negligence” and “strict liability.” These legal terms can have a big effect on what you need to prove as part of your claim. Keep reading… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | November 24, 2025 | Car Accidents
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is an advanced driver assistance system that improves driving safety. Unlike traditional cruise control, which maintains a fixed speed, ACC adjusts your vehicle’s speed automatically to maintain a safe distance from the car ahead. The system uses sensors to monitor the distance and speed of surrounding vehicles, allowing your car to… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | November 20, 2025 | Personal Injury
NOTE: Our law firm does not handle Data Breach cases. This article is for informational purposes only. Information found in the article does not constitute as formal legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. In today’s digital world, businesses continually collect consumer data. Some of this data might even include your personal information,… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | October 28, 2025 | Car Accidents
A car accident can turn your life upside down in seconds. Between medical bills, lost wages, and dealing with insurance companies, you may wonder how long it will take to get your life back on track. The answer depends on several factors. This can include the extent of your injuries, the strength of your evidence,… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | September 8, 2025 | Car Accidents
The shoulder joints are some of the most frequently used parts of the human body. Although you may not notice every time you move yours, it’s more than likely enough that an injury to the area can leave you with stiffness, the inability to perform many daily tasks, and significant pain. If you have sustained… read more
Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | September 4, 2025 | West Virginia Law
West Virginia has expanded its “move over” rule to protect more people on the roadside. Previously, drivers were required to move over only for emergency vehicles. As of July 2025, the law now covers any stationary vehicle that’s clearly signaling an emergency—think hazard flashers, warning lights, flares, or a reflective triangle. If you see those… read more
