Our Personal Injury Law Library
The attorneys at Shapiro & Appleton have written a myriad of articles about personal injury and wrongful death law. In fact, a number of our attorneys have been published in prominent legal publications. Our library of articles provides important resources for people who need financial support after an injury leaves them unable to work.
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Expert Witnesses | Virginia Personal Injury Attorney How can an expert witness help with a personal injury case? Contact a Virginia personal injury attorney for details. -
Circumstantial Evidence in a Personal Injury Case Can a victim win a personal injury case only using circumstantial evidence? Contact a Virginia personal injury attorney for details. -
Can You Pursue Pain and Suffering Damages in a Survival Action? This article focuses on survival actions versus wrongful death actions. -
Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Attorney What are some questions you should ask a Virginia personal injury attorney during the initial consultation? -
Differences in Virginia and North Carolina Car Accident Laws What are the differences in Virginia and North Carolina injury law? Contact a Virginia car accident attorney for details. -
Forklift Injuries Caused by Negligent Operators What are your options when you suffer a forklift injury caused by a negligent operator? Contact a Virginia personal injury attorney for details. -
Personal Injury/Tort Law Summary for Virginia and North Carolina This article provides a detailed comparative analysis of important personal injury and tort laws in Virginia and North Carolina. -
How Are Damages for Pain and Suffering Calculated? How are damages for pain and suffering calculated in a personal injury lawsuit? Contact a Virginia accident attorney for details and assistance. -
How to Protect Yourself from Sustaining Personal Injuries How can you protect yourself from sustaining accident injuries? Contact a Virginia personal injury attorney for detail. -
Social Media Settings in a Personal Injury Case Social media accounts set on private may not be so private in a personal injury case. Contact a Virginia accident attorney for details.