Armbrister v. McDade, Hampton Circuit Court (2006) Plaintiff, 17 years old, suffered a mild traumatic brain injury when Defendant broadsided her vehicle going 35 mph. Plaintiff suffered a brain injury which caused headaches, memory loss,...
Jury Verdict – Traumatic Brain Injury Case
Longtin vs. Gibson, Norfolk Circuit Court (2012) Plaintiff, a 62 year old elementary school teacher who was considering retirement, was rear ended. She sustained a mild concussion and returned to work. The defense disputed that...
Jane Doe, age 77 was admitted to Woe Assisted Care in 2022. Doe was a fall risk and suffered a total of 18 falls, 8 between December 2, 2023 and January 4, 2024. Most falls...
Plaintiff was traveling northbound on Route 1 approaching the intersection of Wonderview Drive in Chesterfield County, slowing to make a right turn onto Wonderview Drive when defendant driver struck the rear of her vehicle. Plaintiff...
Long v. Medical Facilities of America (2014) Nursing home malpractice case; resident falls from bed and fractures her neck while rehabbing from a stroke. She had to wear a brace for eight months. No surgery....
Hofheimer v. McKenna, Virginia Beach Circuit Court (2012) Plaintiff suffered a concussion injury and loss of gag reflex. Plaintiff had no loss of earnings.
Kemick v. McCarley, Virginia Beach Circuit Court (2012) Plaintiff was traveling west-bound on Dam Neck Road in Virginia Beach. The defendant ran a red light at the intersection of Dam Neck and General Booth Boulevard...
U.S. District Court, E.D.Va. Lauth v. United States (Dept. of Veterans’ Affairs) (2002) Death of 83 year old amputee from subdural hematoma caused by nurse’s improper turning of patient in bed at Hampton VA Medical...
Ellsworth v. Jeter, Hampton Circuit Court (2008) Man suffered a strained ankle with 16% partial impairment. The case was tried to a jury who returned a verdict of $150,000.
Pearl Taylor v. U.S.A. and Confidential Nursing Home, U.S. District Court, Norfolk (2002) 99-year-old woman developed a Stage IV sacral decubitus ulcer due to the combined negligence of the Nursing Home, the attending physician, and...
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