There are some laws that just don’t make sense. The Feres Doctrine is one of them. This doctrine is a federal law under which active-duty military personnel are prohibited from suing the U.S. government for injuries related to military service “even if gross negligence was the cause,” according to Medical News Today. Even more egregious…
As experienced Virginia/Carolina injury lawyers often in court, we constantly receive testimony of experts and witnesses by deposition or during trial. To familiarize potential clients and consumers with how deposition and trial testimony works, we have posted such testimony to our injury law website.
If you are suffering from compartment syndrome after a car accident, call a Virginia car accident attorney to find out what your legal options are.
Spinal cord injury victims not only deal with paralysis, but there are many other medical risks which can often be fatal. Contact a NC injury attorney for help.
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.