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$165,000 Verdict for off duty policewoman injured in rear end collision
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – January 16, 2012 Plaintiff was a 37-year-old police officer with a local police department. The accident occurred in April 2007 when she was on her way home from an off-duty private security job. As she was approaching the intersection of Belvidere and Broad Street in the city of Richmond, …
Read More$1.25 Million Settlement for Aggravation of Spinal Condition in Intersection Crash
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. This case stemmed from an intersection accident. The defendant admitted liability for running a stop sign. Plaintiff admitted he was driving 10 mph over the speed limit at the time of the accident, and contributory negligence was at issue. Click here to read the full story.
Read More$ 1.225 Million Award – Talking on cell phone causes intersection crash
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – December 27, 2010. On May 27, 2008, the plaintiff was traveling in a westerly direction on Bellevue Avenue and stopped at the intersection with Brook Road in the City of Richmond. The defendant was traveling east on Bellevue Avenue. The plaintiff’s light turned green and she proceeded forward and …
Read More$840,000 Settlement – Independence of 72 year-old limited by car accident injuries
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – December 20, 2010. On Oct. 17, 2008, the plaintiff was a passenger in a vehicle being driven by the defendant that was traveling on Temple Avenue in Colonial Heights. The defendant was attempting to make a left turn at a traffic light when she turned in front of another …
Read MoreCause of nursing home fall, broken femur disputed
Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. Plaintiff was a 78-year-old resident of the defendant nursing home. In May 2008, she sustained a left spiral femur fracture during a transfer from her bed to her wheelchair. Liability was complicated by the lack a clear recollection of the incident by the plaintiff. She testified that she was ordered …
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