By Personal Injury Attorney Jacob Kimball of Springs Law Group

According to the United States Department of Transportation (DOT), between 10 to 14 percent of morning rush hour car trips are for school travel. It’s no wonder, then, that there is a substantial personal injury risk posed to students who opt to walk or bike to school.


This week’s Q&A column is sponsored and written by Jillian Keck Hogan of Jillian Keck Hogan Real Estate Group and McEnearney Associates Realtors®, the leading real estate firm in Alexandria. To learn more about this article and relevant Alexandria market news, contact Jillian at 703-951-7655 or email [email protected]. You may also submit your questions to McEnearney Associates via email for response in future columns.

Question: We have been reading all the headlines, but what really is the “Amazon Effect”?


By Family Law Attorney Charles W. Wheland of Yates & Wheland.

Since 1978, the Indian Child Welfare Act has been law, requiring Native American children to be raised by parents that are of Native American descent.


Just Listed highlights Alexandria City properties that came on the market within the past week. This feature is sponsored by the Jen Walker Team (Licensed in VA) of McEnearney Associates Realtors®. 

Jen Walker here with The Jen Walker Team, a real estate group based out of Alexandria, Virginia. Me, along with my two rock-star team members, Sue Kovalsky and Micki MacNaughton, have more than 35 years of experience in real estate and have sold over $110M of homes in 2018.


By Personal Injury Attorney Dana Charback Sullivan of Commonwealth Law Group

When there is a car accident and someone becomes seriously injured, accident victims can file a claim against the liable party.