Personal Injury Blog

Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | April 6, 2026 | Truck Accidents

West Virginia’s terrain and weather patterns make storm driving more dangerous for commercial trucks. Steep grades, narrow roads, and frequent weather shifts increase the risk of losing control. Why commercial trucks must take extra precautions during winter and spring storms in West Virginia comes down to how weight, visibility, and road conditions interact during these… read more

Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | April 1, 2026 | Car Accidents

If you are familiar with Charleston, WV, you know that the I-64 & I-77 interchange is a dangerous one. Heavy congestion, high volumes of vehicles, and challenging weather conditions often create a recipe for disaster. In fact, the car accident fatality rate in West Virginia is the third highest in the nation. This interchange only… read more

Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | March 31, 2026 | Truck Accidents

West Virginia’s mountainous terrain and unpredictable weather patterns create unique challenges for commercial truck drivers. From dense fog in the Appalachian hills to sudden snowstorms and heavy rain, hazardous weather conditions can significantly increase the risk of serious accidents.  Because of these dangers, truck drivers and trucking companies have a legal duty to operate safely… read more

Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | March 3, 2026 | Personal Injury

Many people believe that personal injury cases always lead to large settlements or that claims are easy to win. In reality, every case is different, and outcomes depend on the specific facts, injuries, and available evidence. If you have been hurt in an accident, do not let common misconceptions discourage you. You may still have… read more

Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | February 28, 2026 | Truck Accidents

Winter weather in the Kanawha Valley can turn ordinary drives into high-risk trips—especially when large commercial trucks are involved. Snow, ice, freezing rain, and sudden whiteout conditions can make it harder to stop, steer, and see. But “bad weather” doesn’t automatically mean no one is responsible.  In Charleston, West Virginia, truck accident liability during hazardous… read more

Farmer, Cline & Campbell Personal Injury Lawyers | February 23, 2026 | Personal Injury

The Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences is a major part of downtown Charleston. Families, students, and visitors come for performances, exhibits, and community events throughout the year. Most visits are trouble-free, but injuries can happen — a slip on a wet surface, a fall on stairs, or an incident tied to poor lighting… read more

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