Paralyzed Rail Engineer Gets Compensated With Help From Our Firm
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Bedsores in Virginia Hospital Brings Medical Malpractice Suit
A 56-year-old woman admitted to a Virginia (VA) hospital for multiple laparoscopic surgeries developed bedsores after two and a half days in bed without being moved or repositioned. The patient was settled in her room on October 9, 2009. Her daughter remained with her for most of the following two and a half days, and so…
$1.8M Awarded in Virginia Medical Malpractice Cancer Case
Finding for the victim in a medical malpractice case, a jury in Arlington County, Virginia awarded $1,894,037 in May, 2010. The medical negligence claim revolved around the failure of a doctor to detect the metastasis of cancer when reviewing CT scan of the man’s lungs. The 70-year-old man with a history of melanoma had been ordered…
$2.04M Awarded to Fitness Enthusiast After Virginia Car Crash
A car crash on Leesburg Pike in Virginia (VA) in April 2007 resulted in a jury award of $2.04M. The 30-year-old plaintiff, Daniel Norton, went from being a young man who enjoyed an athletic, fit lifestyle to someone in constant pain likely to last the rest of his life. A contractor for the government, Norton ran miles…
North Carolina (NC) Police Fed up with Careless Truck Drivers, Create Operation Road Watch
North Carolina (NC) is home to many wonderful things: some of the most beautiful beaches in the country, the largest Marine Corp air base and the highest waterfall in the eastern United States. Unfortunately the Tar Heel state is also No.6 in the country for highest rate of truck accidents. In fact, more than half…