Health, Safety & Personal Injury Law Blog
October 22, 2011 • Attorney Tips,Compensation for Injuries
Personal Injury Attorney’s Nightmare – Medicare Liens
If you have a personal injury claim and receive Medicare or Medicaid benefits, you have certain legal obligations to Medicare that will affect your claim. If you have a personal injury lawyer representing you, your attorney should handle this challenging process for you. Any settlement or verdict you receive will likely be reduced by a portion of…
read moreOctober 2, 2011 • Medical Malpractice
Suspected of Medical Malpractice, West Virginia doctor gives up license
On behalf of WEST VIRGINIA PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER, Brooks West – A Cabell County, West Virginia doctor recently surrendered her medical license following an investigation of her drug prescribing practices. The West Virginia Board of Osteopathy suspended Dr. Anita Dawson’s license in April 2010 after federal agents raided her Milton office. There are reports that…
read moreSeptember 27, 2011 • Resources for lawyers
Lawyer Checklist for Offering Exhibits into Evidence at Trial
There are two categories of evidence a good West Virginia personal injury lawyer must use at trial. The first category is testimony from witnesses. The second is exhibits. Exhibits are simply tangible items shown to a jury during trial. Typical exhibits used in personal injury trials include medical records, photos of injuries, damaged clothing, and…
read moreSeptember 23, 2011 • Safety Tips
Search Underway for a Vehicle involved in a West Virginia Accident Death
CHARLESTON, WV – Search is underway for a vehicle involved in a car wreck that killed 25-year old William Zachary Hudnall. According to the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department, at about 1 a.m. on Monday night, Mr. Hudnall was traveling east on Interstate 64 near Cross Lanes, West Virginia, when he encountered an unknown vehicle that…
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