In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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What Causes a Vehicle to Catch Fire? What legal recourse do victims of vehicle fires have? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details and assitance. -
Railroad Work Caused Lung Disease Working on and around trains with diesel locomotives definitely raises a person’s risks for developing occupational illnesses. -
Have You Suffered a Shoulder Injury in an Accident? If you have suffered a shoulder injury in an accident caused by another party, call a Virginia personal injury attorney to find out what legal options you have. -
Must-Knows About Railroad Mesothelioma Claims Lawyers who defend the rail corporations do all they can to transfer blame from the railroad to the dead or dying plaintiff. They also work hard to belittle and intimidate plaintiffs. -
North Carolina Head-On Crashes If you have been injured in a head-on crash, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney to find out what legal recourse you may have. Call our office today. -
Personally Stop Drunk Driving Just one 12-ounce beer, 4-ounce glass of wine or standard shot of liquor slows reflexes and dulls senses. -
Talc Baby Powder Pulled From Market By pulling one of its most iconic products from its most-lucrative markets the company acknowledged that it expected to keep facing and losing product liability lawsuits. -
Proving Railroad Mesothelioma Claims Few railroad companies met legal duties to keep on-the-job exposures to airborne asbestos fibers as close to zero as possible until quite recently. -
Legal Options for Injuries to Preexisting Conditions If you have a preexisting condition that was reinjured in an accident, contact a Virginia personal injury attorney to discuss your legal options. -
Where Railroads Used Asbestos Everywhere. Yes. The life-threatening risks to railroad workers who breathed in asbestos fibers was known as early as the 1930s.