In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Who Could Be Liable for a Truck Crash? How is the at-fault party in a truck accident determined? Contact a Virginia truck accident attorney for details and assistance. -
Drugged Driving Kill More Victims than Drunk Driving A new federal report has concluded that drugged driving claims more victims than drunk driving. Contact a Virginia accident attorney for details. -
100 Deadliest Days of Summer 2018 The country is at the halfway point of the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer when teen drivers are most at risk. Contact a Virginia accident attorney for details. -
Seeking Compensation for a Love One’s Wrongful Death Under what circumstances can a family file a wrongful death claim for the death of their loved one? Contact a Virginia wrongful death attorney for details. -
Hip Fractures and Personal Injury Claims Hip fractures can be dangerous for elderly victims. Contact a Virginia accident attorney for details and assistance if your loved one has been injured. -
Punitive Damages in a Car Accident Case What types of car accident cases result in punitive damages awarded to the victim? Contact a North Carolina car accident attorney for details. -
What Does 'Pain and Suffering' Mean in a Personal Injury Case? Virginia law allows plaintiffs to claim noneconomic damages for “sorrow, mental anguish, and solace which may include [loss of] society, companionship, comfort, guidance, kindly offices and advice.” -
Determining Fault in a Pedestrian Accident The first step in a successful pedestrian accident claim is proving fault. Contact a Virginia pedestrian accident attorney for assistance. -
Surgeons, Nurses and Hospital Have Duties to Prevent Surgical Errors The existence of safe surgery checklists and universal standards for surgical practice constitute enforceable protections for medical malpractice victims. -
Virginia Law Makes Pharmacists, Pharmacies Responsible for Pharmacy Technicians’ Errors Virginia law creates strict liability for pharmacists who supervise pharmacy technicians. Proving a medication error was made and that a patient was sickened, hospitalized or killed makes the medical malpractice case for the patient.