Joggers, bikers and any other people who wear Global Positioning Services (GPS) fitness devices that track their activities are able to provide important evidence in injury cases. In cases where the unsafe Defendant causes harm, their personal fitness devices, vehicle black box and GPS can also be subpoenaed for use at trial. But what about
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On February 5, 2019 the Virginia Senate and House of Delegates each passed bills prohibiting motorists from touching their cellphones while driving. The Senate approved the bill SB 1341 on a vote of 34-6, and the House passed HB 1811, 69-27. Currently, Virginia state law prohibits texting or writing an email while driving—$125 on the first
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The Prince William Campus of George Mason University has hosted many superb educational, artistic and athletic events. At the program “Galileo’s Science Cafe,” you can hear about the latest hot topics in science and medicine that affect our everyday lives and the decisions that we make! Bring your family and friends for a free, casual,
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Prior to teaching constitutional law and Civics last month, attorney Doug Landau made a special stop to see Courtney Krsmanovic. She is the sole social worker from the Department of Special Services for Fairfax County at the Rachel Carson Middle School. Landau stopped by, as he promised he would, in order to drop off candy
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