In a closely watched decision handed down on March 4, 2009, the United States Supreme Court in the case of Wyeth v. Levine, denied the drug manufacturer’s defense that federal regulations completely preempted state injury law claims filed by consumer Diana Levine, who was a musician and suffered amputation of a part of her arm…
Brains injuries are some of the most understood and misdiagnosed types of personal injuries cases that we see from a legal standpoint. Traumatic brain injury lawsuits can also be some of the most challenging personal injury cases to litigate. It is often difficult for a jury to sympathize with a person suffering from a brain…
Our injury lawyers already edit and write injury law articles on the Virginia Beach and Norfolk Injuryboard law blogs, but have now been selected by Injuryboard to edit and write on injury law topics on the northeast North Carolina (NC) injuryboard law blog. Many of our personal injury lawyers are licensed in North Carolina (NC)…
Our injury lawyers already edit and write injury law articles on the Virginia Beach and Norfolk Injuryboard law blogs, but have now been selected by Injuryboard to edit and write on injury law topics on the northeast North Carolina (NC) injuryboard law blog, which is within area code 252 in North Carolina. For Outer Banks,…
It is not unusual for passengers in a limousine to get drunk or intoxicated-usually they enjoy themselves and do not need to drive their own cars and can avoid any chance of a DUI/DWI charge, or a stupid and dangerous car accident, or causing a catastrophic injury or wrongful death while drunk driving. This is a reason folks hire…