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Premises Liability: Autumn Hazards and Personal Injury Claims

As you cozy up in your favorite sweater, sipping on that pumpkin spice latte, let’s chat about premises liability. It’s a legal concept that reminds property owners to keep their spaces safe for visitors, workers, and residents. When they fall short, accidents can happen. Autumn arrives with its unique set of challenges, including slippery leaves Read More

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What to Do if Your Child is Injured in a School Bus Accident?

The safety of children while riding school buses is a top priority for parents and school authorities. School buses are generally considered one of the safest modes of transportation for students, but it is essential for parents know what to do if their child is involved in a school bus accident. Steps to Take if Read More

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Curcio Law Achieves Landmark 100 Five-Star Google Reviews

Alexandria, VA – Curcio Law, a personal injury law firm based in Alexandria, VA, proudly announces reaching an outstanding milestone of 100 five-star Google reviews. These reviews, brimming with genuine stories of satisfied clients, stand as a reflection of the firm’s unwavering commitment to its foundational values of commitment, compassion, and character. Founder Tom Curcio Read More

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$160,000 settlement: A misstep leads to a ruptured Achilles tendon

We’re pleased to share a significant legal win achieved by Thomas J. Curcio, a dedicated attorney who recently secured a substantial settlement for his client. The case centered around a 61-year-old woman who, after a meal at the Hot Pot Legend restaurant at the One Loudoun complex, experienced a significant fall. As she exited the Read More

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Road Rules Around School Buses in Virginia

When it comes to ensuring the safety of our children during their daily commute to school, understanding and following the road rules and etiquette around school buses in Virginia is important. Believe us, we get it – the struggle of leaving for work 20 minutes earlier only to find yourself stuck behind a school bus Read More

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Empathy in Action: 9/11 Trial Lawyers Care Program

In the aftermath of the devastating September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, countless individuals and organizations stepped forward to offer support, aid, and solace to those affected.  Shortly after Congress passed legislation to establish the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA, now American Association for Justice ) wrote a Read More

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Cat Scratch Fever: The Unusual Case of a Cat Bite Leading to a $300,000 Settlement

In the realm of personal injury cases, dog bites are often the focus of attention due to their prevalence and the severity of injuries they can cause. However, a recent case handled by attorney Justin W. Curcio of Alexandria sheds light on the often-overlooked world of cat bite injuries, showcasing the unique challenges and complexities Read More

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Rakin, Tom, and Justin recognized in the 2024 editions of The Best Lawyers in America®

We are thrilled to share that all three of our attorneys have been recognized in the 2024 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America. Curcio Law would like to congratulate the following lawyer named to 2024 The Best Lawyers in America and the Best Lawyers: Ones to Read More

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Paving the Way to Safer Streets

In a previous article we explored the troubling U.S. pedestrian fatality rate and unraveled the causes behind it, drawing insights from the Freakonomics Radio podcast titled “Why Is the U.S. So Good at Killing Pedestrians?” Now we focus on potential solutions that can pave the way to safer streets, protect pedestrians, and ultimately reverse this Read More

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Pedestrian Deaths on the Rise: Fairfax County Tops the List

In 2022, the United States saw approximately 7,508 pedestrian fatalities resulting from motor vehicle collision. This marked the highest pedestrian death count in forty years, as reported by the Governors Highway Safety Association. Pedestrian fatalities have been rising since 2010, a paradox as overall traffic-related deaths decreased between 2007 and 2016. Virginia’s statistics aligned with Read More

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