Category Archives: Brain Injury

Bike Helmet Safety Rule – Landau Refuses to Override Inspectors

Bicyclists participating in the Reston Triathlon must have their helmets inspected for cracks, breaks, missing straps and other unsafe conditions.  Once the biker’s helmet passes inspection, the triathlete can compete in this popular annual endurance sporting event.  All of the participants have been registered for months. However, one bicyclist whose helmet failed inspection, approached registration…

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Largest Brain Study Ever at Virginia Tech – “Roanoke 15,000”

Having represented victims of traumatic brain injury (“TBI”) and supported the Brain Injury Association, I was thrilled to see that the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute will undertake the largest brain study ever conducted.  According to the announcement in Virginia Business, the research study is to be called “Roanoke 15,000.”   This new human brain study…

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Real Estate Agent’s head injuries while showing house results in pre-trial settlement

Herndon head and facial injury lawyer Doug Landau helped write the Premises Liability books for Lexis Nexis over 25 years ago.  During that time, the ABRAMS LANDAU trial lawyer has helped people severely injured by dangers and defects on property and in buildings.  This includes injuries caused by slippery surfaces, defective steps, missing railings, broken…

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