There’s no such thing as an armchair crash investigator. Incomplete details about a motor vehicle accident may lead Charleston residents to assume a driver made a serious mistake. However, the true cause of a crash can remain unclear until a…
Inexcusable Safety Hazards Found at West Virginia’s Eagle 3 Mine
During the last 46 years, 76,000 people have died of black lung disease or coal miners’ pneumoconiosis, according to the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration. Coal mining injuries and illnesses are no strangers to West Virginia miners or their families. A…
Physician Negligence Alleged in West Virginia Patient’s Death
Charleston doctors’ offices and hospitals are constantly busy. Crowded waiting rooms and overbooked patient schedules are proof of that. Physicians must prioritize duties, but unlike other professionals, choices doctors make can save or cost a patient’s life. A wrongful death…
West Virginia Suit: Feeding Tube Errors Led to Permanent Damage
Hospital patients are dependent upon the skills of highly trained medical professionals. Several people are involved in a single hospital patient’s care, from doctors who issue orders to individuals who carry out instructions. Medical malpractice occurs when preventable mistakes occur in this…
No Passing Zone Crashes Kill 2 Since April on West Virginia Road
Impatience is not a violation of the law unless a person unwilling to wait hurts someone. Some roads are not built to the satisfaction of impatient drivers. You’ve witnessed people irritated while waiting for a Charleston traffic light to change…