In Virginia, the legal system is structured to provide options for personal injury cases based on the severity of the injury and other factors. One option for smaller cases is the General District Court. In this post, we’ll answer common questions about the General District Court, its advantages, and how it can help you…
In Virginia, bicyclists and pedestrians often share sidewalks and roadways, and it is critical for both cyclists and drivers to understand their rights and responsibilities to avoid accidents. In this post, we’ll answer some of the most common questions about riding bicycles on sidewalks and what to do if you’re involved in a collision while…
Surgical procedures, especially abdominal surgeries like hysterectomies, can carry significant risks. One of the more severe complications that can occur is the accidental cutting, nicking, or perforating of the bowel. Unfortunately, this type of surgical error can lead to life-threatening complications, including sepsis. At Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp, our experienced medical malpractice attorneys have successfully…
One of the most common questions we receive after an accident is, “How do I know if I have a traumatic brain injury?” As experienced traumatic brain injury lawyers, we understand the complexities involved in these cases and the challenges individuals face when identifying and treating brain injuries. After an accident, it’s essential to recognize…
Whistleblowers play a crucial role in uncovering fraud related to asbestos exposure in the railroad industry. They can expose companies that have knowingly concealed the presence of asbestos or failed to inform workers about the risks. By reporting fraudulent actions, whistleblowers can help hold railroad companies accountable under laws like the False Claims Act, which protects individuals who come forward and ensures that companies are liable for failing to comply with asbestos safety regulations.