Virginia/Carolina Border Personal Injury Lawyers With Experience Representing Active/Retired Military Suffering Injuries (Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines, Seals, Coast Guard)

January 31, 2009

Virginia/Carolina Border Personal Injury Lawyers With Experience Representing Active/Retired Military Suffering Injuries (Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines, Seals, Coast Guard) My partner John C. posted an article about our military clients, discussing the importance/significance of retaining experienced injury lawyers like our Norfolk/Virginia Beach based personal injury law firm, because we have decades of personal…

About Handling Virginia Beach/Norfolk, Virginia (VA) Medical Malpractice Claims

January 31, 2009

Blog, Medical Malpractice, Doctor Mistakes, & Surgical Errors in VA

As Virginia Beach and Norfolk, Virginia (VA) medical malpractice lawyers with over one hundred combined years of legal experience, we are familiar with the local practices that govern medical malpractice claims in Virginia Beach, Norfolk and the surrounding areas of Chesapeake, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Hampton, Newport News, Virginia and beyond, as we have filed injury suits…

What is Statute of Limitation for A Personal Injury or Medical Malpractice Claim/Case/Suit in Virginia (VA) Or North Carolina (NC)?

January 30, 2009

Blog, Virginia Personal Injury

Our Virginia/Carolina injury law firm, based in Norfolk/Virginia Beach is often called by potential clients with questions about what the personal injury statute of limitations is for personal injury/medical malpractice (and wrongful death) suits in Virginia (VA) or North Carolina (NC). The answers depend on a number of circumstances and there are some fairly complicated…

Proving Brain Injury/Closed Head Injury-Presenting the Injury Proof At Trial With Experts

January 30, 2009

Accidents Causing Brain Injury in VA, Blog

Proving a “mild traumatic brain injury”/closed head injury at a jury trial can be challenging, especially when a client is walking and talking and by many appearances, looks fine. However, serious memory and cognitive functioning issues can exist, and must be proven by an injury trial lawyer. We posted a prior brain injury case result…

Special Experience in Representing Military/Armed Service Clients in Virginia/Carolina Personal Injury Cases Near the World’s Largest Navy Base in Norfolk, Virginia

January 29, 2009

Blog, Virginia Personal Injury

My colleague here at the firm, personal injury lawyer John C. has posted a couple of good articles discussing the special details governing personal injury claims of military (Navy sailors/officers, Army, Air Force, Marines, SEALS, Coast Guard) personnel (active/retired): Virginia-Carolina Border Car Accident Lawyers Need Multi-State Skills Hampton Roads Is a Big Military Region