It is not uncommon to have your benefits denied in Virginia. Something as simple as not describing the accident correctly or not completing forms in time could result in denied benefits for workers compensation. If the right medical documentation is not submitted in time, within the 30 day notice time or a special time...
Read MoreD.C.’s Child Fatality Rates Drop, but Still Not Great
For years, the District of Columbia has carried a sobering rank on child fatalities per year. For years, DC has ranked as one of the highest for child and infant mortality rates, but from 2008 to 2015, improvements have been seen in terms of the number of child fatalities. The area saw a 53 percent...
Read More5 Common Defenses to Personal Injury Claims
You suffered a serious injury, and now you are exercising your right to collect compensation. You have hired an attorney, and you have the evidence proving that the other party was negligent. Yet, the other party is not negotiating. Instead, they are using a defense strategy to lower your settlement or possibly have the...
Read MoreWill Your Fitbit Help or Hinder Your Injury Case?
Accident and Injury Attorneys Discussing Fitbit's Influence on an Injury Case
Serving the Areas of Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C.
Fitness trackers have become increasingly popular over the past few years. One of the largest manufacturers of those personal fitness trackers is Fitbit. However, Samsung, iFit, and Apple all have their fitness tracker versions, as well. These... Read MoreCommon Injuries Seen on Escalators and Elevators
Personal Injury Attorneys Serving Victims of Elevator and Escalator Injuries throughout Washington, D.C.
In metropolitan areas, it is common to see escalators and elevators. Unfortunately, there are a variety of malfunctions that can lead to devastating injuries. The buildings that use these transportation options and the companies that manufactured or maintained them could be liable... Read MoreFive Injury Hazards Hiding in Your Home
Home Injury Attorneys Serving the Injured in Washington, D.C.
Your home is supposed to be a haven. You want friends and family whom you invite to be free from any risks of injury or illness, and anyone living in your home to be kept safe. Unfortunately, your home might be the residence of unknown... Read MoreWhy Law Firms with Celebrity Spokespersons Are Not Ideal
Why You May Want to Look Past Celebrity Endorsements When Selecting an Injury Law Firm in Washington D.C.
Many companies and brands use celebrity endorsements to promote their services. While this is an acceptable practice allowed through the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), a celebrity endorsement is not necessarily a sign of quality service –... Read MoreMost Common Injuries Seen During Summer Break
Experienced Personal Injury Attorneys Serving Injured Children and Adults in Washington DC
Summer vacation is about getting outdoors, enjoying the great weather, and having freedom from classes. Whether you are a parent with young children out for the summer or you are a college student ready to enjoy your break from classes, be aware of... Read MoreIt’s Not Just Distracted Drivers, Distracted Pedestrians Also Pose Danger
It’s not just the distracted drivers who pose a safety risk, but distracted pedestrians as well. In crosswalks and sidewalks, pedestrians often ignore how dangerous it is to use a cellphone while walking. While many know that talking or texting on a mobile phone while driving can get you killed, the fact that 3,154 people died...
Read MoreSidewalk Grate Collapses and Seriously Injures Office Worker in Arlington
[ubermenu-map address="Arlington, VA" zoom="14" width="375px" height="375px"] According to WJLA.com, on October 9, an office worker fell 15 feet through a sidewalk grate and was seriously injured in Arlington. The victim was walking on a sidewalk grate at 950 N. Glebe Road in Arlington when it unexpectedly gave way. He fell into a garage ventilation shaft and...
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