Richmond, VA (March 28, 2025) – A mid-afternoon collision disrupted Church Hill traffic on March 27, leaving at least one person injured and in need of medical care. Emergency crews rushed to East Leigh Street and North 25th Street following reports of a crash involving injuries shortly after 1:20 p.m.
The wreck happened in Richmond’s Church Hill neighborhood, where emergency teams quickly secured the scene and assisted victims. Details remain limited, but officials confirmed that paramedics provided aid at the scene before transporting at least one injured individual to a nearby hospital for treatment. The extent of the injuries remains unclear. Traffic was delayed in the area as authorities worked to investigate and clear the intersection. Officers remained on scene for some time and are now looking into what caused the crash.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Virginia
Car accidents continue to be a daily concern across Virginia. The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles reports tens of thousands of injury-causing crashes each year, with urban areas like Richmond seeing the brunt of these incidents. Drivers, passengers, and pedestrians are often left to face long recovery periods, hospital stays, and expensive treatment following a crash.
Understanding what to expect after an accident can help injured victims better prepare. Here are several types of injuries that people often experience:
- Soft Tissue Injuries: These include sprains, bruises, and strains to muscles and ligaments. Often painful and persistent, soft tissue injuries can take weeks to heal and may not be immediately noticeable after the crash.
- Fractures and Broken Bones: Collisions frequently result in broken bones due to the force of impact. These injuries may require surgery, casts, and physical therapy, depending on severity.
- Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI): Head injuries can range from mild concussions to severe brain trauma. Symptoms may take time to show, and the effects can be long-lasting or permanent.
- Spinal Cord Injuries: Damage to the spine may lead to mobility issues or even paralysis. These injuries demand immediate medical attention and often require extensive rehabilitation.
- Internal Injuries: The impact from a crash can injure internal organs, sometimes without obvious outward signs. These injuries are potentially life-threatening and need prompt diagnosis.
- Psychological Trauma: Mental health challenges, including anxiety, PTSD, or depression, are common after accidents and should be taken just as seriously as physical injuries.
If you or someone you love has been hurt in a crash, call our Richmond car accident attorneys at Blank & Marcus. Time is critical after a crash, especially if insurance companies are involved. The sooner you speak with an attorney, the sooner someone can begin gathering evidence, speaking to witnesses, and protecting your rights. Our legal team is committed to handling the insurance process, medical documentation, and court filings, so you can focus on healing and recovery. Don’t wait to get the support you need.
Blank & Marcus is ready to fight for you. We offer free consultations. Our attorneys, led by longtime trial lawyers Irving M. Blank, Keith B. Marcus, and George O. Y. Naylor, bring decades of experience to every case. We’ve earned recognition throughout Virginia for securing results, including million-dollar settlements for our injured clients. Whether you’re a Richmond resident or someone passing through, you deserve legal guidance after an accident. Our team has deep roots in Virginia and a strong history of representing injury victims in the region. If you’re in pain or unsure of what steps to take next, call our Richmond car accident attorneys. We’re here to listen and to help. Contact Blank & Marcus at (866) 207-9823 and speak directly with a lawyer today.
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