A group of NFL team doctors gathered near Virginia this month in order to discuss an increasingly important subject: concussions, head injuries, and professional football. The one-day seminar covered a number of subjects, including long-term consequences and new brain imaging strategies.
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An Abingdon, Virginia (VA) man was going about his day keeping his yard in presentable condition by mowing the lawn. Suddenly, his Club Cadet lawn mower did a “wheelie” and rolled over on top of him. The result was a broken back and months of pain and suffering. The injured victim was diagnosed was a…
A panel of federal court judges in Illinois (IL) has ruled in favor of the family of a woman who died from mesothelioma most likely caused by asbestos fibers her husband brought home on his clothing during years of “working as a steelworker, welder, railroad fireman and laborer” for CSX, the Madison & St. Cloud…
Virginia Beach officials have voted to lower the speed limit on a dangerous stretch of Shore Drive, where at least ten people have been killed in pedestrian accidents over the last ten years. Two women have been hit in the last year crossing the VA street.