A lot of people, both young and old, have done it. Sexting: Sending a picture, via text message or other media, of themselves or of a body part unclothed or in a sex act. It’s often all good until the relationship spoils or it’s shared…
The hands-free bill that Governor Tim Walz signed earlier this year will become law on August 1, 2019. Legislators are hopeful that the new law will make the roads safer by deterring motorists from using handheld mobile devices while behind the wheel. Violators of the…
Upon receiving a serious medical diagnosis, it’s natural to invest a considerable amount of time into learning about the condition, its potential causes, and the likely course of treatment. If you or a loved one was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, you may have come across…
During the three decades that my personal injury and wrongful death law firm colleagues and I have spent helping victims of medical malpractice in Virginia, we’ve seen state lawmakers pass numerous laws making it harder to hold negligent health care providers and facilities accountable for…
Health care researchers keep detailed records on what they call “retained surgical objects.” This makes sense because leaving a foreign object inside a patient’s body often causes a severe infection, intense pain, internal injuries and uncontrolled bleeding. Multiple follow-up surgeries are then typically required to…