What does an injured worker do when they have sustained multiple injuries and there are no witnesses to the accident ? “If there is no videotape or contemporaneous photographs, then we work with our disabled clients to gather evidence that will help prove the case,” notes Herndon workers comp lawyer Doug Landau. “Photographs taken of…
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A greyhound bus crashed last September in Ohio, en route to Detroit. There were approximately 50 passengers on board, 34 of whom suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Six were flown to local hospitals for treatment. A Detroit man and two other passengers have filed a suit against the bus company, asking for at least $75,000 in damages,…
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Living in the northern Virginia area can be quite troublesome in terms of traffic. Our roadways are congested and traffic can be a real nightmare. As Herndon car crash injury lawyer Doug Landau frequently travels up and down the East Coast in order to help his clients, he gets to experience first hand the best…
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Last summer, four teenage boys and one teenage girl were returning home from a party in Glastonbury, Connecticut. The girl was not driving — at least not at first. After making two stops, at each of which two boys were dropped off, the girl was the lone person left to drive herself home. Unfortunately she…
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Does the fact that your doctor has signed a form or the Division of Motor Vehicles has issued handicap license plates or decal automatically mean that you are disabled for purposes of Social Security ? Not necessarily, says Herndon disability lawyer Doug Landau. Just because one governmental agency has determined that you are unable to…
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