Richmond, VA (April 10, 2025) – A motor vehicle accident in South Richmond left at least one person hurt Monday afternoon.
On April 7, emergency crews were dispatched to Hull Street and East 36th Street around 1:03 p.m. after a crash with reported injuries. Units arrived on the scene shortly after to assess the situation and provide aid to those involved.
While the total number of injured individuals has not been confirmed, authorities stated that at least one person sustained injuries requiring hospital care.
First responders remained at the site for an extended period to manage traffic and investigate the circumstances leading up to the collision. The crash remains under investigation by Richmond police.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Virginia
Across Virginia, vehicle collisions are a daily occurrence, with thousands of people suffering injuries each year. In 2023, nearly one-third of all traffic crashes in the state resulted in some form of injury. City areas like South Richmond, where roads are often congested, tend to see a higher number of these accidents. Each crash brings disruption—and often, lasting physical and financial consequences.
Let’s take a moment to talk about something not always obvious but incredibly important: how car accidents can affect your ability to work and earn income.
- Temporary Disability: Many injuries, such as fractures or soft tissue damage, require rest or restricted activity. This can force victims to miss days or even weeks of work, leading to income loss during recovery. While some return quickly, others face a longer road back.
- Long-Term Career Impact: In serious accidents, permanent injuries may prevent victims from returning to their prior jobs—especially in labor-intensive fields. Some may need to switch careers entirely or face ongoing employment challenges due to physical limitations or chronic pain.
- Loss of Earning Capacity: Injuries don’t just affect short-term wages—they can reduce your future earning potential. Even with therapy or job training, some victims cannot work at the same level they once did, impacting their long-term financial health.
- Self-Employed Individuals: For people who run their own businesses, a car accident can mean a pause in operations. Without employees to pick up the slack, this downtime can result in lost clients or missed opportunities that are difficult to recoup.
- Job Loss or Termination: Although illegal in some cases, extended absences due to injury may lead to job loss—especially without legal protection or leave options. Recovering workers often face pressure to return before they’re ready, risking further harm.
After a crash, reaching out to a Richmond car accident attorney should be a priority. Speaking with an attorney early can protect your rights and ensure that no key details or deadlines are missed. A knowledgeable Richmond car accident attorney can help you seek compensation for missed wages, medical bills, and other losses. Acting quickly ensures you have the best possible chance of a full financial recovery.
At Blank & Marcus, we’ve spent decades helping injured Virginians move forward. If you were hurt in a car accident, we offer free consultations to guide you through your options. Our legal team has secured multiple million-dollar outcomes and holds some of the highest distinctions in Virginia law. With Irving M. Blank’s long-standing leadership in the legal community and Keith B. Marcus’s consistent Super Lawyers honors, you can trust you’re in capable hands. Whether you’re dealing with mounting medical bills or can’t return to work, we’re here to help. We’ll explain your options in plain language and handle the hard parts for you. Call us today at (866) 207-9823—our team is ready when you are.
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