Joe Miller Law, Ltd.

5500 Greenwich Rd. Suite B, Virginia Beach VA, 23462

(757)455-8889

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Brain Injuries

Types of Brain Injuries There are a range of different types of brain injuries that an individual may suffer from, the consequences of which can be relatively mild or life-threateningly urgent. The following are some of the most common types of brain injuries:

Car Accidents

Our Car Accident Practice Areas An accident can occur no matter what form of transportation a person is using, and the repercussions of such an accident can be vast. Fortunately, though, a victim of any type of car accident can often seek legal help for:

Dog Bites

Common Injuries Caused by Dog Bites While not all dogs are dangerous and many go their whole lives without biting a person, those dogs that do bite or attack people have the potential to cause a number of different types of injuries, including the following:

Drunk Driving Accidents

Drunk Driving Accidents and Liability While victims of drunk driving accidents can hold drunk drivers accountable for the costs of their irresponsible choices, there are other parties that may also be liable for the costs of drunk driving accidents. In many circumstances, victims may also need to consider:

Industrial Accidents

Causes of Industrial Accidents Industrial accidents can occur in many different ways, but the following are some of the most common causes of these accidents:

Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act

Benefits of the Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act Employees who are covered under the Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act are eligible to receive benefits that are far more generous than most workers’ compensation plans, including:

Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcycle Accident Injuries Motorcycle accidents can cause motorists to sustain a variety of injuries, ranging from the more minor to potentially life-altering. Some of the most common types of injuries that victims of motorcycle accidents sustain include:

Nursing Home Negligence

Our Nursing Home Negligence Practice Areas Tragically, there are many ways that a nursing home resident can be abuse or neglected, including:

Personal Injury

Our Personal Injury Practice Areas There is a huge array of injuries that a person may sustain at the hands of an irresponsible person or entity. Fortunately, personal injury law protects victims of many different injuries, such as:

Premises Liability

Our Premises Liability Practice Areas Sadly, there is a wide variety of ways in which innocent people can sustain serious injuries in a property accident. Some of the most common types of accidents and the injuries they cause that result from property owners’ negligence include:

Railroad Worker Injuries

Common Causes of Railroad Worker Injuries

Slip and Fall Accidents

Slip and Fall Injuries Sadly, when a person falls due to someone else’s negligence, he or she might sustain a variety of injuries. In fact, the most common injuries associated with slip and fall accidents include:

Spinal Injuries

Types of Spinal Injuries The extent of the physical effects that may result from a spinal injury depends on the type of injury. Typically, victims of spinal injuries often suffer from:

Truck Accidents

Causes of Truck Accidents Truck accidents can occur for many different reasons and can be the fault of a variety of different parties. While not all truck accidents are the result of an act of negligence, far too many are, including those caused by:

Worker’s Compensation

Getting Workers’ Compensation Unfortunately, there are many different ways in which a worker can be injured while on the job. Some of the most common types of injuries and the repercussions of these injuries include: Long-Term/Permanent Disability

Wrongful Death

Common Causes of Wrongful Death Tragically, there are many different circumstances in which a person can cause the untimely death of someone else. While not all situations merit the filing of a wrongful death claim, those in which someone else’s negligence more often than not contribute to a person’s wrongful death include: