In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Concussion Brain Injury Lawsuit Questions The leading causes of concussions and other traumatic brain injuries are falls and motor vehicle crashes—especially when a car or truck strikes a pedestrian, motorcycle rider or bicyclist. -
When Your Child Is Injured by a Defective Toy If your child has been injured because of a defective toy, contact a Virginia product liability attorney to discuss your legal options. -
Cat Bites: Even More Dangerous Than Dog Bites Cat bites can cause even more damage than dog bites. Call a North Carolina personal injury attorney for details and assitance. -
Ramifications of a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) CDC experts note that TBI victims and their families suffer from lifelong effects like “impairments related to thinking or memory, movement, sensation (e.g., vision or hearing), or emotional functioning (e.g., personality changes, depression).” -
Anesthesia Errors as Medical Malpractice in Virginia Gases and drugs used to put patients to sleep, relax muscles, temporarily paralyze nerves and block pain can cause serious injuries and death when given to the wrong patients or administered in the wrong combinations and doses. -
How Does the CPSA Protect Consumers from Dangerous Products? If you have been injured by a dangerous or defective product, contact one of our Virginia product liability attorneys to find out what legal options you have. -
Shoulder Injuries in North Carolina Accidents Shoulder injuries are one of the most common injuries suffered in accidents. Call a North Carolina accident attorney for details and assitance. -
The Potential Dangers of Cold Medications and Driving Cold and flu medications can have dangerous side effects, affecting a driver's ability to drive. Contact a North Carolina car accident attorney for details. -
Motorcycle Accidents and Traumatic Brain Injuries in Virginia Slamming into a car, truck or the pavement headfirst will do significant damage to a motorcyclist’s brain even if the person wears a helmet. -
What Is a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)? The three leading causes of TBIs are falls, motor vehicle crashes and being struck by objects such as items dropping from overhead or weapons wielded in assaults.