What Happened The passenger train conductor who hired our Virginia-based railroad injury law firm had worked on trains for 25 years when he suffered a head injury, bruised ribs and a torn rotator cuff in a rail yard accident. He was moving a locomotive and rail car in the Union Station rail yard in Washington,…
What Happened Our Virginia personal injury client was driving eastbound on U.S. Route 58 in Suffolk, VA, when a tractor-trailer driver struck their vehicle. Our client and the truck driver encountered a traffic backup on the highway. The person behind the wheel of the large commercial truck attempted to make progress by changing lanes, but…
What Happened Our railroad injury client was working as a locomotive engineer for a freight railroad when he injured his shoulder while moving an extremely heavy metal panel on the outside of a train car. That injury, which was later diagnosed as a torn ligament called the glenoid labrum, was exacerbated by a later crash…
What Happened Our Virginia slip and fall law firm client required surgery and months of physical therapy to recover from hand, wrist and arm injuries she suffered at a restaurant. The woman, who worked as an insurance adjuster, had left her table to visit the restaurant’s restroom when she slipped and fell on a wet…
What Happened Our Virginia personal injury client was an experienced skier. She suffered a serious knee injury at the Wintergreen Resort in Nelson County, VA, when a snowboarder fell into her as they both waited for a chairlift. The incident left our client with a torn anterior cruciate ligament. She missed two weeks of work…