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Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. The plaintiff suffered a concussion that resolved within two months. She sustained a grade 2 liver laceration that resolved without any treatment. The most significant injury was a broken nose that resulted in a deviated septum. The plaintiff suffered breathing problems and nasal congestion for two years until August 2020 …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly.   The plaintiff was a passenger in a tractor-trailer that ran off the road and overturned when the driver lost control. The driver was killed as a result of the accident. The plaintiff suffered catastrophic injuries including a C7 spinal cord injury which rendered her quadriplegic. The plaintiff required extensive …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. This personal injury case arose out of a motor vehicle collision in June 2015 between a tractor-trailer and a bicyclist. The plaintiff was riding her bicycle on the street. The defendant was driving a tractor-trailer pulling out of a trucking terminal. As the defendant pulled out into the street, the …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. February 13, 2017 – Defendant trucker had been on duty for 37 hours before rear-ender Plaintiff was rear-ended by a commercial truck on Interstate 95. Plaintiff had just merged back into the right-hand travel lane after changing a flat tire. The plaintiff was initially treated at Southside Regional Medical Center …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – February 5, 2018 Plaintiff was a passenger in a non-emergency medical transport van. The van’s driver secured the plaintiff with the lap belt only instead of using both lap and shoulder belts as required by his employer. Evidence was unclear regarding how the wheelchair itself was secured. The plaintiff …