What Happened Our medical malpractice client was 39 years old when she visited her gynecologist complaining of swelling and pain in her abdomen. A CT scan revealed a uterine abscess, and the doctor recommended a complete hysterectomy. Removing the woman’s uterus required opening her abdominal cavity. During the procedure, the gynecologist inadvertently cut one our…
What Happened Our Virginia railroad injury client was working as an engineer in a locomotive for a passenger train when a crash with a dump truck at a grade-level track crossing left her with serious injuries to one of her knees and her lower back. Those injuries later forced her to take a medical retirement….
What Happened Our Virginia-based railroad injury and wrongful death law firm successfully represent two families in separate wrongful death cases. In the first case, R.T., was diagnosed with a fatal lung disease after working as a train conductor for a Class I freight railroad company for more than 20 years. He hired us shortly before…
What Happened Our Virginia medical malpractice client was a 45-year-old woman who suffered a serious injury while undergoing surgery to remove her ovaries. Her OB/GYN had found a small mass on one of her ovaries and recommended that she have both taken out to reduce her risks for future health problems like cancer. The same…
What Happened Our Virginia slip and fall law firm client required surgery and months of physical therapy to recover from hand, wrist and arm injuries she suffered at a restaurant. The woman, who worked as an insurance adjuster, had left her table to visit the restaurant’s restroom when she slipped and fell on a wet…