What Happened Our client was struggling with back pain radiating down her left leg. She went to the defendant neurosurgeon, who advised her to undergo surgery on one or more discs in her lower back. The neurosurgeon lost control of a surgical instrument during the procedure and cut three blood vessels in our client’s abdomen….
What Happened Our Virginia railroad injury client was working as a locomotive engineer when a fire broke out in the cab and burned him. He fell from the moving train while escaping the flames and smoke, severely injuring his right arm, wrist and hand. Despite undergoing extensive orthopedic surgery, the railroad employee continued to experience…
What Happened Our Virginia personal injury client was 28 years old and on active duty with the U.S. Navy when he suffered lower back injuries in a rear-end collision caused by another driver. The crash happened in Virginia Beach during June 2004, and the force of the impact was enough to cause our client’s head…
What Happened Our medical malpractice client needed half a dozen follow-up surgeries and had to wear a colostomy bag for most of a year following a botched hysterectomy. The surgical error occurred during July 2010 at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Md. The woman, who was working as a first-grade teacher at the time, went to…
What Happened In 2016, our railroad injury client suffered a concussion and neck injury on the job when he walked into a solid metal rod that was protruding about a foot from a low ceiling. The injuries occurred even though the man was wearing his hard hat. The railroad employee knocked his head into the…