As a volunteer for Congregation Beth Emeth’s (CBE) “Good Deeds Day” on April 22, lawyer Doug Landau went to the adult group home in Reston, Virginia in order to help put together their garden, clean the premises, and fix water lines. Landau and the other volunteers planted aromatic herbs, cucumbers, tomato plants, and got the…
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The story of a recent successful case from Abrams Landau made it to the front page of Virginia Lawyers Weekly! “A Black Box You Wear” is about how the two GPS’s our client/cyclist was wearing when he got hit by a car helped support his case! If you are already subscribed to Virginia Lawyers Weekly, you…
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Is there a limit to how many body parts can be covered by workers compensation? If there are medical records that prove the injuries are because of the workplace accident and the defendants—typically the employer and insurer—agree that they are compensable workplace injuries, then no, there is no limit to how many body parts can…
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Do you have to go to a workers’ compensation hearing in Manassas, Virginia? As of January, 2017, the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission’s Manassas Regional Office has moved. The office remains in the same building as before, but has moved to the 5th Floor now. The new office address is 7900 Sudley Rd, Suite 500, Manassas,…
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A few days ago, Lawyer Doug Landau attended the funeral of longtime friend and Virginia Workers Compensation Clerk Michelle Ann Brawner—or “Shelby” as her friends and family knew her—at Pierce Funeral Home in Manassas, Virginia. After a long battle with cancer, Shelby passed away on January 12, 2017. She was 63 years old. She worked…
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