Articles Posted in Washington DC

Dog bites can lead to severe physical and emotional injuries, and understanding the laws surrounding these incidents is crucial. Washington D.C.’s laws regarding dog bites are somewhat unique, as the District operates under a mix of “strict liability” and the “one bite rule.”

This page is about Washington DC sexual abuse lawsuits. This page will look at the process of filing sex abuse lawsuits in the District of Columbia and review the new laws related to sex abuse civil suits. We will also discuss average settlement amounts and jury payouts in DC sex abuse cases and look at recent verdicts and settlements.

Victims of sexual abuse or sexual assault can bring civil lawsuits and get monetary compensation for the emotional damage resulting from the abuse. New laws in Washington, DC have made it easier for clergy abuse and other sex abuse victims to seek justice in the civil courts, even decades after the abuse occurred.

This page is about wrongful death law in the District of Columbia.  The purpose is to explain how wrongful death lawsuits work in Washington, D.C., and who is eligible for either settlement compensation or a jury payout. We also explain the second and sometimes equally important cause of action in death cases in the District, a survival action. This claim provides a second path of compensation for the victim’s loved ones.

This page looks at settlement amounts and jury awards in personal injury cases in Washington DC. Our attorneys also offer an analysis of Washington DC personal injury law.

As a personal injury victim pursuing a compensation claim in DC, it’s natural to want to understand the potential range of settlement payouts for your claim. After all, monetary compensation is ultimately the goal of a personal injury or wrongful death claim.

This page aims to explore how personal injury cases have been resolved in Illinois, allowing you to compare your claim with Washington DC personal injury settlement statistics and examples of settlements and jury awards.

This page will explore medical malpractice cases involving birth injuries in Washington D.C. Our lawyers examine key aspects of Washington D.C. malpractice law and evaluate the settlement amounts and jury payouts of District of Columbia birth injury lawsuits based on reported settlements and trial verdicts.

What Is a Birth Injury?

A birth injury refers to physical harm, damage, or injury inflicted on a baby due to events during pregnancy or childbirth. Birth injuries differ from birth defects as they are not genetically inherited. They can happen without medical malpractice. But, too often, they result from complications during delivery, often due to medical negligence.