“While there are caps on damages that a disabled victim can receive in many jurisdictions, there are no limits to how much money an expert witness can make,” according to Loudoun and Fairfax injury lawyer Doug...
Category: preparing for Court
Marketing in a “down economy” still required according to Herndon Sterling workers comp lawyer Landau
January 18, 2010
According to Herndon and Sterling Virginia workers compensation lawyer Doug Landau, marketing residual physical abilities is critical to the receipt of benefits after a “light duty work” release. However, many...
When settling an on the job personal injury case, Workers Comp Lawyer Doug Landau advises, “don’t pay for stuff you don’t have to !”
January 11, 2010
Recently, an experienced personal injury lawyer sent me the following, “We are settling a third-party tort claim in which there is a workers’ comp lien. I know that my client is responsible for paying back...
Herndon, Loudoun car crash lawyer Doug Landau is asked, “If there is no Traffic Court Hearing, then the ticketed Defendant gets off, right ?”
January 6, 2010
Just because there is no Traffic Court Hearing does NOT mean that the Defendant who got the ticket at the scene of the crash gets off scot free, according to Herndon, Loudoun car crash lawyer Doug Landau. The former...
Police can and do destroy videotapes and audiotapes according to New Jersey injury lawyer Doug Landau
January 5, 2010
At ABRAMS LANDAU, we have been contacted by car crash and dog attack victims many months after their injuries. We sadly find out that the 911 tapes and other recordings that support their personal injury claims have been...