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“Trains, Planes and Busses” Herndon injury lawyer Doug Landau discusses “Common Carrier cases”

Common Carriers are such means of transportation as busses, trollies, trains and airplanes. The term “common carrier” is important because the law places a high degree of care on owners and operators of these conveyances. Doug Landau is shown after a safe trip aboard an Ecuadorean Bus. In a Negligence Personal Injury case against AMTRAK…

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Herndon Virginia injury disability lawyer Doug Landau answers the question: How do you get the proof you need for your case ?” or “There’s more than one way to skin a cat !”

What happens when you need to find out information for your case, but the people you are suing do not want to help ?  There are several “tools” available according to Herndon Virginia injury and disability lawyer Doug Landau.  These include: Subpoenas, Requests for Production, Letters, and The Freedom of Information Act An experienced trial…

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Best Halloween costume of 2008 goes to The Madeira School Science Department

OK, I’ll admit it.  I’m partial to “home made” Halloween costumes.  “Store bought” just never did it for me.  At The Madeira School annual Halloween parade, the various departments try to come up with unique, humorous and relevant.  In years past, the Athletic Department dressed in matching swimsuits, caps and flippers as a “synchronized swim…

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