What Happened Our injured railroad employee client was repairing an Illinois Central/Canadian National bridge near New Orleans, Louisiana (LA), when a worksite accident crushed his lower leg and left him permanently disabled. The man was in his early 30s and earning about $40,000 per year at the time of his work-related injury, which was caused…
What Happened Our Virginia personal injury client suffered a career-ending neck injury when another driver rear-ended his work truck in Chesapeake, VA. The force of the rear-end collision was enough to total both vehicles, but doctors initially diagnosed our client only with soft-tissue injuries to the muscles and tendons in his neck. After the prescribed…
What Happened Our Virginia medical malpractice client was a young child living in Norfolk, VA. During the child’s birth, the nurse-midwife attending the mother responded incorrectly to a complication called shoulder dystocia. In nonmedical terms, the baby’s shoulders failed to emerge from the vaginal canal shortly after the head appeared. While freeing the child’s shoulders,…
What Happened Our Virginia personal injury client was an active duty member of the U.S. Navy when an SUV driver rear-ended his motorcycle at a red light in Virginia Beach. The collision left our client with injuries to both his legs and a thoracic herniated disc. Treating the man’s persistent middle back pain required epidural…
What Happened A driver who was checking directions on his cell phone while traveling at 55 mph on I-264 in Virginia Beach, VA, slammed into the back of our client’s car. The force of the impact launched a 10-pound pack of batteries from our client’s back seat and into his neck and head. As a…