In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Traumatic Brain Injuries and Homelessness If you have suffered a brain injury, you may be more at risk for long-term health issues. Call a Virginia brain injury attorney for details and assitance. -
Vehicle Technology a Dangerous Distraction for Older Drivers A new study reveals that all the dashboard technology in vehicles may be too distracting for older drivers. Call a North Carolina car accident attorney for details. -
Elements of a Wrongful Death Case The plaintiff must state who caused the death, demonstrate that a negligent or reckless act led to the death, and prove emotional damages and financial losses. -
Second Impact Syndrome Explained Rare but usually fatal, SIS develops when a person suffers a second concussion before recovering from a recent mild traumatic brain injury. -
Cosmetics, Talc, and Asbestos Is there a link between cosmetics, talc, and asbestos injuries? Contact a Virginia dangeorus product attorney for details and assistance. -
Who Can Request a Private Autopsy in Virginia A deceased person’s spouse, adult son or daughter, parent, or adult brother or sister will typically have the legal right to request a postmortem exam by an independent pathologist. -
Injuries to the Wrist If you have suffered an injury to the wrist due to an accident, call a Virginia personal injury attorney to find out what your legal options are. -
Free Consultation with a North Carolina Injury Attorney If you are considering hiring an attorney for an injury you have suffered, call a North Carolina personal injury attorney to scehdule a free consultation. -
TBIs Cause Personality Disorders Individuals who suffer TBIs are much more likely to develop a mental or personality disorder than people who do not experience brain injuries. -
Insurance Commercial Truck Drivers Must Carry General freight truck drivers who operate only in Virginia must carry a minimum of $750,000 in liability insurance. Federal rules are similar.