VA/Carolina Personal Injury Car Accident Law: WHAT INSURANCE COMPANIES/CLAIMS ADJUSTERS MUST PAY IN CAR ACCIDENTS AS TO CAR DAMAGE, RENTAL CAR OR TOTAL LOSS CLAIMS

January 6, 2009

My colleague, Rick Shapiro posted a good article about car damage, rental cars, and “totaled” car values, because our personal injury law firm only practices injury law and we field weekly phone calls from personal injury victims with questions about how claims adjusters with car insurance companies must compensate for car property damage or cars totaled…

Virginia/Carolina Personal Injury Lawyers Discuss Truck/Tractor-Trailer lawsuits and Other Accidents With Brain Injury/Closed Head Injury

January 6, 2009

Accidents Causing Brain Injury in VA, Blog

Virginia/Carolina Personal Injury Lawyers Discuss Truck/Tractor-Trailer Accidents and Brain Injury/Closed Head Injury Cases My colleague, Rick Shapiro, posted a new article discussing how our personal injury lawyers have extensive experience in handling brain injury/closed head injury personal injury cases, having handled and tried to verdict several substantial brain injury cases including a record personal injury…

Car Driver Injured in Intersection Collision/Accident

January 5, 2009

Blog, Car Accidents

On September 4, 2004, Car driver client EM was driving his vehicle on 22nd Street heading to I-264 when his vehicle was struck from the left side by another vehicle attempting to cross 22ndStreet at an intersection in Virginia Beach (Va. Beach), causing his personal injuries. The Car driver client was transported to a local…

Personal Injury Lawsuits: Hospitals and Clinics Adjust To Increase in Infection Injury Malpractice Cases

January 3, 2009

Blog, Medical Malpractice, Doctor Mistakes, & Surgical Errors in VA

Personal Injury Lawsuits: According to an article in Lawyers USA in December 2008, medical malpractice lawsuits are on the rise against hospital and other clinics for serious or life-threatening infections that personal injury victims are claiming could have been prevented. Most importantly, juries are holding the hospitals responsible for failing to prevent the resulting personal injuries/infections.