The Injury Law News Desk
The News Desk features breaking news stories in and around Virginia and North Carolina.
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Summer Means Higher Risk of Serious Boating Accidents This news item provides an important overview of boating accident laws and regulations. -
What You Can Recover If Hit by a Drunk Driver This news item focuses on the damages that can be recovered by a plaintiff who was injured by a drunk driver. -
Virginia Beach Attorney Recognized As One Of The Top Ten Truck Accident Lawyers In Virginia This news item focuses on Rick Shapiro being recognized as a top 10 trial attorney for truck accident cases. -
We Need Your Help If you have any information about this tragic accident, contact Randy Appleton. -
Article on Shocking Link Between Asbestos and Talc Powder Featured on Front Page of Legal Examiner This news item highlights the article, written by firm attorney Rick Shapiro, that made it on the front page of Legal Examiner. -
Jury Awards Woman with Ovarian Cancer 110 Million Dollars from Johnson & Johnson This news item highlights the massive jury verdict rendered to a woman who developed ovarian cancer after using Johnson & Johnson talc baby powder. -
Verdict Alert - Over 70 Million Dollars Awarded to Woman Who Developed Ovarian Cancer After Long-Term Use of Johnson & Johnson Talc Products This news alert is focused on a massive jury verdict for a woman who was stricken with ovarian cancer after using talc powder products for years. -
Firm Attorney Speaks to Members of the Virginia State Bar About Virginia & North Carolina Personal Injury Law Rick Shapiro spoke before an audience of fellow attorneys discussing the similarities and differences between Virginia and North Carolina injury laws. -
Coastal Virginia Magazine Rates Ed Booth a Top Lawyer in 2016 Listing Coastal Virginia Magazine rated practicing attorneys in the Tidewater region and Ed Booth received a top rating. -
Slip, Trip and Fall Personal Injury Cases: When Is A Hole Or a Condition Open and Obvious? Slip, Trip and Fall Personal Injury Cases: When Is A Hole Or a Condition Open and Obvious?-This is a key question relating to contributory negligence/fault which comes up in many trip or fall injury cases.