In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Proving loss of future income How does a North Carolina injury attorney prove loss of future income? -
Know Your Rights if You Suffer an Injury While Renting a Vacation Home in North Carolina Lawmakers took strong action to protect visitors to the state’s beaches and other destinations by enacting the Vacation Rental Act, or VRA. -
FDA, Congress Get Serious About Asbestos in Talc and Cosmetics In the wake of undeniable evidence for some beauty products raising risks for mesothelioma and other cancers, a House subcommittee held long-overdue hearings and federal regulators are urging manufacturers to do more voluntary reporting. -
The Importance of Photo Evidence in Car Accident Cases How important are photos in a car accident case? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
$33M Wrongful Death Jury Award Against Goodyear Justified by Company’s Willful Negligence A tire manufacturer is being held accountable for ignoring extreme safety and quality issues at its manufacturing plant in Danville, Virginia (VA). -
Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Attorney What are some questions you should ask a Virginia personal injury attorney during the initial consultation? -
When a Negligent Driver Causes Catastrophic Injuries If you have suffered catastrophic injuries in a car accident, contact a Virginia car accident attorney for assistance. -
Differences in Virginia and North Carolina Car Accident Laws What are the differences in Virginia and North Carolina injury law? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Talking to the At-Fault Driver’s Insurance Company Are you legally obligated to speak with the other driver's insurance company? Contact a Virginia car accident lawyer for details. -
Loss of Consortium in a Personal Injury Case What is involved in a loss of consortium claim in a personal injury lawsuit? Contact a North Carolina injury attorney for details.