In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Eyewitness Testimony Can Make Your Personal Injury Case Firsthand accounts of why an accident occurred or why an error was not avoided go far in convincing insurance companies to settle claims and in winning over members of civil trial jury. -
Compounding Errors While Driving Endangers Motorcycle Riders A college student seriously injured a state trooper near the Settlers Road exit from I-64 in Hampton, VA, after using the shoulder to pass. -
Personal Injury Settlements for Minor Children in Virginia and North Carolina? An independent attorney with the title of guardian ad litem will get involved, representing only the interest of the child. -
Car Accidents Caused by Human Error What are some of the most frequent human errors that cause car crashes? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Railroad/FELA Case Results Since the early 1980s, we have handled hundreds of injury and occupational illness claims from railroad employees and contractors. -
Living With a Spinal Cord Injury Requires Having a Life Care Plan A Virginia personal injury lawyer describes helping paraplegic and quadriplegic clients secure settlements that provide for long-term medical care and personal assistance. -
Sudden Medical Emergency Defense in Virginia Car Accidents What is the sudden medical emergency defense in car accident cases? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Civil Litigation Process for Personal Injury Lawsuits How does a personal injury lawsuit go through the legal process? Contact a North Carolina injury attorney for details. -
Wrongful Death And Nursing Home Neglect | Virginia Attorney It can be difficult to prove that a nursing home resident died of neglect instead of natural causes. -
Insurance Company Lawyer Admits to Doing ‘Damage Control’ When a car insurance company could not deny its policyholder’s fault in disabling a postal worker, it told lawyers to blame the crash victim’s problems on a preexisting condition.