Tag Archives: Personal Injury

Police, Fire & Rescue Must Have Sirens And Lights Active When Passing Through Red Lights

While we all understand that emergency vehicles must go through stop signs and red lights, doing so safely is also important for public safety.  The Virginia General Assembly voted 137-1 passed “Ashley’s Law.”  “Ashley’s Law” is named for teacher Ashley McIntosh, who was killed in 2008 in a crash involving a Fairfax County police officer…

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Virginia should permit lawsuits for car crashes caused by co-workers or bosses

The Virginia Workers Compensation law generally does not allow lawsuits between co-workers, and it definitely protects employers from any responsibility for workplace injury claims, except in the case of sexual assaults.  However, Connecticut law allows lawsuits against coworkers for automobile related claims, and against the employer for willful and wanton misconduct, or where the negligence…

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Virginia Client Protection Fund – Bar Members Contribute to Help Other Lawyers’ Clients

The legal profession appears to police its ranks regularly, and lawyers being disbarred, reprimanded and suspended are reported by the State Bar in every state Reston Herndon injury lawyer Doug Landau holds membership.  But what happens when an unethical lawyer steals client’s funds or fails to inform them of money that has arrived in settlement…

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