Category Archives: Cases – Athletic, Sports & Medicine

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Brain Injury Association – Landau volunteers again to help Miracle Mile & George Mason University Brain Injury Awareness Fair

The 7th Annual Kit Callahan’s Miracle Mile, 10K Run/Walk will take place at George Mason University’s main Fairfax Campus. In 2009, over 600 people came out to participate, support the Brain Injury Association and celebrate Kit Callahan’s miracle. The event is more than just races, it is an opportunity to support and celebrate the success…

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Fatal bicycle crash with military truck connected with Nuclear Security Summit

The fatal DC bike accident we commented on yesterday has revealed additional details. The bicyclist struck and killed by a military truck Monday evening was a 68-year-old wife and reporter with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (“AAAS”). The cyclist was in a collision with the military vehicle that was positioned near the…

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Obesity Increases Injury Risk in Motor Vehicle Accidents, especially for overweight men involved in car crashes

Athletes and those in the fitness industry have known for years that the morbidly obese are at greater risk for all sorts of diseases and spine disorders. But now research has found that obese people more at risk for acute upper body injury in car crashes. Scientific data demonstrates increased risk of injury in motor…

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Injuries caused by dangerous and defective sports products find tough going in Virginia and North Carolina courts

The neighboring states of Virginia and North Carolina are very business friendly, especially when it comes to products liability laws. Both Virginia and North Carolina still cling to the outdated notion of pure contributory negligence. In other words, any fault that may have contributed to the happening of the accident, is fatal to the injured…

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