In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Evidence for Jurors in Personal Injury Trials Many of our methods mirror the best practices of award-winning classroom teachers. -
Crush Injuries in a North Carolina Car Accident If you have suffered crush injuries in a car accident, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney to find out what your legal options are. -
Rules of Evidence for Virginia Personal Injury Jury Trials Judges rule on the admissibility of evidence by following precedents set by state and federal appeals courts and, more broadly, adhering to guidelines spelled out in the Federal Rules of Evidence. -
Pedestrian Accidents Involving Children Children are often the most vulnerable when it comes to pedestrian accident risks and injuries. Contact a North Carolina injury attorney for details. -
Who Is at Fault in a Virginia Rear-End Crash? If you have been injured in a rear-end crash, contact a Virginia car accident attorney to find out how we can help get you financial compensation for your losses. -
Differential Speed Limits for Trucks: A Virginia Personal Injury Lawyer’s Perspective During 2018, speed played some role in 446 of the serious crashes involving tractor-trailers and other large trucks in Virginia. -
Virginia’s Attractive Nuisance Doctrine and Injured Children What is Virginia's attractive nuisance doctrine and how does it apply to injuries to children? Contact a Virginia premises liability attorney for details. -
Neck Injuries in North Carolina Accidents If you have suffered a neck injury in an accident, contact a North Carolina injury attorney for assistance. -
Trial Lawyer Techniques for Admitting Vital Evidence Droning on about facts and not pausing to explain abstract concepts or define unfamiliar terms bores jurors even when it does not leave them wondering what they were supposed to learn. -
Medical Evidence Injury Trial Attorneys Present to Jurors We rely on an effective mix of videotaped depositions, medical images, live expert testimony, disability forms and citations to diagnostic guidelines. -
Medical Evidence Injury Trial Attorneys Present to Jurors We rely on an effective mix of videotaped depositions, medical images, live expert testimony, disability forms and citations to diagnostic guidelines.