In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Commercial Truck Crash Insurance Claims Get Complicated For a tractor-trailer, separate policies may cover the driver, the tractor of a big rig, the container being hauled, the trailer being towed, and the cargo inside the container. -
Virginia Personal Injury Lawyers Discuss Accidents Involving Pedestrians in Crosswalks In Virginia, a pedestrian has the right of way when crossing a street at the corner and when the posted speed limit is 35 mph or lower. -
Common Reasons for Medical Malpractice Lawsuits What are the elements needed for a malpractice case? Contact a Virginia malpractice attorney. -
Defective Products and Strict Liability Doctrine What legal recourse do victims have when injured by a defective product? Contact a Virginia product liability attorney for assistance. -
Summer Safety: Keeping Children Safe Around Water How can parents keep children safe around water, one of the most dangerous places there is for children? Contact a North Carolina accident attorney for details. -
Drinking and Driving Spikes the Risk of Car Crashes What legal recourse do drunk driving accident victims have? Contact a North Carolina car accident attorney for details and assistance. -
Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit for a Spinal Cord Injury Can you file an injury lawsuit if you sustain a spinal cord injury? Contact a Virginia spinal cord injury attorney for details and assistance. -
Are Medicare Patients Required to Pay Back Medical Costs in Personal Injury Cases? Are Medicare patients required to pay back medical costs in personal injury cases? Contact a North Carolina injury attorney for details. -
Railroad Ordered to Pay $3.2M to Wrongfully Terminated Conductor A case out of Montana strongly affirms railroad employees’ rights to secure compensation and damages for on-the-job injuries under the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) and for wrongful termination under the Federal Railroad Safety Act (FRSA). -
Premises Liability: Is It a Slip or a Trip? What is the difference between slip and fall or trip and fall in a premises liability case? Contact a Virginia premises liability attorney for details.