Case Results

From Virginia Lawyers Weekly (December 14, 2015) This motor vehicle collision occurred on Dec. 24, 2013. The 25-year-old plaintiff lived out of state but was home in the Richmond area visiting her family for the holidays. The collision occurred when the defendant pulled out from a side street and t-boned the plaintiff’s vehicle.

Plaintiff was a 36-year-old female immigrant from the Caribbean who worked as a housekeeper at a hotel. She was doing laundry in a laundry room equipped with natural gas dryers. She placed her clothes in the dryer, started the dryer, and began to walk out of the laundry room. As she opened the door and …

Excerpt from Virginia Lawyers Weekly – December 27, 2010. The plaintiff was traveling eastbound on Route 35 in Prince George County, going home after working a night shift at a manufacturing company in Richmond. The defendant was traveling westbound on Route 35 and failed to navigate the curve in the road, crossing over into the …

From Virginia Lawyers Weekly (October 26, 2015) On Nov. 26, 2013, the plaintiffs’ vehicle was T-boned by the defendant’s vehicle. The accident resulted in two companion cases: the son who was driving the vehicle and his 82-year-old mother, who was a front seat passenger.

From Virginia Lawyers Weekly (October 5, 2015). Plaintiff, a lessee in a five-unit rental property in Petersburg, went onto a second story deck through a common hallway. When he stepped through the doorway onto the deck, it immediately collapsed, causing him to fall one story and break three bones in his right ankle, which required …