For over twenty years, Mr. Sharp's law practice has focused on serious personal injury claims, including traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury claims. He also handles nursing home neglect cases and medical malpractice claims.
Of all types of injuries, those to the brain are among the most likely to result in death or permanent disability, according to the International Brain Injury Association.
Crashes involving city-owned vehicles, such as garbage trucks, buses, and police cruisers, are often accompanied by unique challenges for injured victims.
A report published by the Insurance Information Institute shows that over 12.9% of Virginia drivers regularly operate their vehicles without any liability insurance, and many insured drivers do not carry more than the minimum coverage required by state law.
Parking lot accidents are common occurrences that often result in property damage, injuries, and confusion regarding liability. When a car accident occurs in a parking lot, determining fault can be more complicated than traditional accidents on public roads.
In Virginia, as with many states, determining liability in a chain-reaction car crash can be complex due to the involvement of multiple drivers and factors.
Some of the more catastrophic injuries from a car crash involve the head, neck, and spine. When injuries occur in these areas, it is not uncommon for the victim to suffer chronic pain, permanent disabilities, and mental trauma.
About 39 million people require medical attention for a variety of personal injuries every year. Although many types of accidents can result in a personal injury claim, the most common are car accidents.
Manufacturers are responsible for creating products that are safe for public use. If you or a loved one was injured by a recalled product, you may be able to file a claim to recover your damages.
Under Virginia law, every property owner has a duty of care to keep their property safe for anyone invited to their premises. This applies to both residential and commercial properties.