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How Much Car Insurance Do I Need?

Posted On March 4, 2014 I Firm News, Insurance Issues

Every year thousands of individuals are seriously injured in automobile collisions in West Virginia, requiring significant medical treatment. Many don’t have the financial resources to pay for their own medical treatment or lost wages. A recent client was injured in a collision on the interstate highway, and had assumed he had adequate insurance coverage. Turns…

Jimmy John’s sued after ‘freaky fast’ driver killed pedestrian

Posted On February 28, 2014 I Car Accidents, Firm News

When car accidents take place, the cause is not always as obvious as it seems. For example, sometimes it first seems as if a driver is clearly at fault, when a defective vehicle actually led to the accident. In other cases, poor traffic planning and road maintenance play a role in collisions. In truck accidents,…

What is the Best Remedy for Lower Back Pain After an Accident?

Posted On February 23, 2014 I Car Accident Injuries, Firm News, Workplace Injuries

Early Treatment Including Physical Therapy Reduces Suffering for Patients with Low Back Injuries By Dr. Justin Deskovich, DPT, MPT, OCS, SCS CSCS, DAC of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Associates Morgantown, West Virginia Low back pain (LBP) affects up to 80% of Americans at least once in our lives with re-occurrence rates from 50% up…

Heavy Equipment Safety Tips for DIY Projects

Posted On February 14, 2014 I Firm News

Do you want to save money on your construction project? No problem – just pick up an excavator, dozer, trencher, or lift from your local power equipment rental company. Keep in mind, though, if you end up in the hospital or worse from a catastrophic injury, you will lose far more money than you would…

Another Tragic Gas Well Explosion | West Virginia Gas and Oil Drilling Explosion Lawyer

Posted On February 11, 2014 I Firm News, Gas Explosion

When a spark hits natural gas, the effect is instantaneous. The explosion is deafening, and the result to nearby workers iscatastrophic. A gas fire can be extremely difficult to put out as gas from the well continues to feed the fire, and in the meantime, any nearbyworkers are at risk of serious injuriessuch as hearing…

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Marion County, West Virginia

Posted On February 11, 2014 I Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Firm News

Often called “the silent killer,”Carbon monoxideis an invisible and odorless gas that is produced when burning any fuel, such as gasoline, propane, natural gas, oil, wood, and charcoal. Carbon monoxide exposure causes poisoning and illness by decreasing the amount of oxygen present in a person’s body. Ten people have been hospitalized in the lastthree days…

7 Facts You Need to Know if You’ve Been Injured in West Virginia

Posted On February 8, 2014 I Firm News, Injuries, Personal Injury

When your lifehas beenturned upside down by a sudden and serious injury, younaturally have plenty of questions about how the insurance claims process and court system work.In essence, you want to be informed so that you can make wise decisions and be fairly compensated for your injuries. We have answers for you. Q. For what…

Semi spills 30,000 pounds of chocolate on West Virginia highway

Posted On January 30, 2014 I Firm News, Truck Accidents

Accidents involving semi-trailers and other commercial trucks often result in catastrophes. The sheer weight and size of these vehicles poses a severe risk to the occupants of other vehicles on the roads; and trailer cargo can be hazardous to entire towns in the event of a crash. A diesel truck overturned on Interstate 70 in…

Injured West Virginians Deserve Fair Compensation

Posted On January 26, 2014 I Firm News

“Representative government and trial by juryare the heart and lungs of liberty. Without, we have no other fortification against being ridden like horses, fleeced like sheep, worked like cattle, and fed and clothed like swine and hounds.”(John Adams, Lawyer and American Founding Father) I don’t think anyone can debate the fact that West Virginians have…

20-year-old killed in West Virginia coal mining accident

Posted On January 17, 2014 I Firm News, Workplace Injuries

The year has just begun, but West Virginia has already sustained its first fatal mining accident of 2014. According to a news report, a 20-year-old man died Thursday at about 9:10 p.m. in a mining accident in northern West Virginia. The man was employed as a general laborer at a mine in Tucker County. Few…

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