Riding with his buddies on a tertiary road in Reston, Virginia, a young cyclist was suddenly writhing in pain on the pavement, struck by an inexperienced driver who was confused by the sight of the peloton. His leg was shattered and his top of the line bicycle was crushed. His mates stopped immediately, shocked by this…
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As we approach the New Year,Doug Landau has one final bit of advice for preparing for Court (as opposed topreparing the case): NOTHING NEW/UNTESTED – DONOT try something new at trial ! DO not try new foods, drugs, diets, drinks, medications, etc., advisesSuper Lawyer Doug Landau. Whetheryou’re from small town Herndon or you’re one of “The…
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Carbs – To many carbs before coming to Court or testifying can be a bad idea. The “carbohydrate high” can lead to a “low” and the urge to nap. Taking a “siesta” at counsel table is something even Herndon Super Lawyer Doug Landau would not attempt. Even though the trial judge may supply a toothbrush,…
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When a personal injury case settles, the Insurance Company wants a Release to be signed before the check is cashed so that they (and their insureds) will not get sued again on the same claim. When a case is filed in Court, and a settlement reached or verdict in favor of the injured plaintiff returned,…
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In addition to a lot of bar memberships, Doug pays a lot of dues and gives a lot of time to groups that may not be familiar to you. He does not join these organizations simply to “pad the resume.” He belongs because he believes that “it is important to combine forces so that injured…
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