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Chain-Reaction Crash on I-95 North in Chesterfield Sparks Major Traffic Delays

Multiple Injuries in E. 1st & Hull St Collision [Richmond, VA]

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. – Traffic was snarled on I-95 North in Chesterfield early Thursday morning after a multi-vehicle collision caused significant backups and road closures. Commuters faced extended delays just before noon, creating gridlock along one of Virginia’s busiest highway stretches.

At approximately 11:40 a.m. on Thursday, April 3, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) reported that both the center and right travel lanes on I-95 North near West Hundred Road were blocked due to the accident. The multi-vehicle crash caused a backup stretching over four miles, prompting authorities to urge drivers to take alternate routes and avoid the area.

Traffic remained at a standstill for several hours as emergency crews responded to the scene, assessed the damage, and worked diligently to clear the wreckage. By 3:30 p.m., VDOT confirmed that the scene had been cleared and all lanes were fully reopened to traffic. Although the roadway was eventually cleared, the ripple effects of the crash impacted countless drivers and passengers—both in terms of delays and potential injuries.

While authorities have not released detailed information about the number of people involved or the severity of injuries, multi-vehicle collisions like this one often result in a mix of minor and serious injuries. Victims may be dealing with whiplash, back injuries, broken bones, or more severe trauma that can require long-term medical treatment.

Understanding the Compensation Victims May Be Entitled To

In the aftermath of a multi-vehicle crash, victims may be entitled to various forms of compensation, depending on the circumstances of the accident. This can include coverage for:

  • Medical expenses (emergency care, hospital stays, rehabilitation)

  • Lost wages due to time off work

  • Pain and suffering

  • Vehicle repairs or replacement

  • Long-term disability or diminished earning capacity

When multiple vehicles are involved, determining liability becomes more complex. Insurance companies may attempt to shift blame or offer low settlements, leaving victims without the support they truly need.

How Latham & Martin Law Attorneys Can Help

At Latham & Martin, we understand how overwhelming it can be to navigate the legal aftermath of a serious car accident, especially when multiple parties are involved. Our experienced personal injury attorneys are here to stand by your side every step of the way.

We take pride in fighting for the rights of accident victims in Chesterfield and throughout Virginia. From gathering crucial evidence to negotiating with insurance providers and, if necessary, litigating in court, we work tirelessly to secure the maximum compensation our clients deserve. We don’t just handle cases—we help people rebuild their lives.

Don’t hesitate to reach out if you or a loved one was impacted by the I-95 crash in Chesterfield. Let Latham & Martin Law Attorneys guide you through the legal process with compassion, professionalism, and determination.

Disclaimer: This article is provided by Latham & Martin Law and is intended solely for informational purposes. While we strive to ensure accuracy, some details have been sourced externally, and we have not independently verified all facts related to this incident. If you notice any inaccuracies, don’t hesitate to contact our office so we can correct them. Content will be removed upon request.

Please note that the information shared here is not intended as legal or medical advice, nor does it serve as a solicitation for business. If you or someone you know has been injured in an accident, we strongly encourage you to seek immediate medical attention. Additionally, the photo accompanying this article is for illustrative purposes only and does not depict the actual scene of the incident.

Source: WRIC

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