Category Archives: Disability

Herndon Lawyer Doug Landau, helps workers with permanent injuries and answers the question: “Permanency Awards – Do they hurt ?”

In a word, “no.” For an injured worker to get a “Permanency Award,” there should be no painful medical testing, as the physicians observe and measure the scar sites. The doctors do not usually put the patient through range of motion or sensation testing when determinations about the extent of scarring are concerned. To get…

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Reston area disability and injury lawyer Doug Landau is asked: If Virginia does not allow benefits for a permanent injury to the neck, back or spine, what can an injured worker do if their spine, neck or back have been damaged ?

Unlike other states, the Virginia Workers Compensation law does not include Awards for permanent injury to every part of an injured worker’s body. An employee hurt on the job in a compensable accident can get a permanency Award for a permanent injury to the thumb. The doctor may give a large rating to the thumb…

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Shoddy construction and leaks cause Mold and injury to Loudoun County family – jury verdict for the plaintiffs injured by mold

Negligent construction and unmended leaks in the windows can let moisture in to your house, allowing toxin-producing mold to grow and spread. A Loudoun jury recently awarded a family harmed by mold in their own home $4.75 million, among the largest awards in a mold case in Virginia. The defendant home construction company had not…

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ABRAMS LANDAU, Ltd. injury and disability lawyer Doug Landau called upon to assist the Reston, Virginia law firm of DAIN, WALKER, SOBHANI & NICOLI

This afternoon Doug Landau once again helped out a partner at the Reston Virginia law firm of Dain, Walker, Sobhani & Nicoli with questions about one of their personal injury cases. The ABRAMS LANDAU trial lawyer is regularly called by experienced lawyers from all over Northern Virginia to assist them and their disabled clients. Landau…

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