Case Results

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 …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – January 22, 2018 The plaintiff was injured in an automobile crash when his host vehicle was struck on the passenger side by a large pickup truck. The plaintiff lost consciousness at the scene and sustained a large soft tissue injury to his right shoulder from the side-view mirror’s being …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – July 10, 2017 This was a personal injury case arising from a motor vehicle collision in Hanover County on March 15, 2015. The plaintiff, 22 at the time, was driving home from the grocery store when the defendant ran a stop-sign and T-boned the plaintiff ’s vehicle. The plaintiff …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – March 11, 2013 A four-vehicle chain-reaction collision occurred on Nov. 23, 2009, in Farmville. The plaintiff, a 56-year-old male, was the driver of the first vehicle line of three vehicles stopped at a red light. The defendant failed to stop and struck the vehicle in front of her, which …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly. February 13, 2017 – Hotel housekeeper hurt in laundry gas explosion Plaintiff worked as a housekeeper at a hotel. The 36-year-old female sustained 2nd and 3rd-degree burns to her face, neck, upper body, arms and hands after the natural gas dryer she was using for laundry exploded. Click here to read …