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West Virginia Woman Injured During Cosmetic Laser Treatment

A woman from West Virginia is suing Living Well Medical Center PLLC after receiving laser treatment and chemical peels on her neck. According to the victim, the cosmetologist and employee of the facility that provided the treatments was on the phone with an instructor during the procedure to verify the correct method.
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When Tragedy Strikes in And out Of the Delivery Room

After years of health care professionals blaming women for rising maternal mortality rates, new data shows that poor medical response or care is more of a problem. According to the CDC, more than half of maternal deaths are preventable.
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Some Medical Mistakes Should Never Happen

Considered preventable, never events are medical mistakes that may occur due to numerous reasons and result in serious injury or death for patients. People in Virginia may seek medical treatment for a number of acute and chronic injuries and illnesses throughout their lives.
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Understanding the Different Types of Product Defects

There are three types of defects in product liability and these are design, manufacturing and labeling. Consumers in Virginia have a right to expect that the products they purchase are free of any kind of defect.
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Virginia Non-Compete Agreements Must Be Reasonable and Not Overbroad

An employer must be able to prove the reasonableness of a non-competition agreement by meeting a specific test of validity in court if the employee challenges it. Noncompetition agreements are restrictions employers place on employees in their future vocational and commercial endeavors.
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4 Motorcyclists Killed in Virginia Over Fourth of July Holiday

Reports indicate that four motorcyclists were killed in Virginia over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. According to police reports, motorcyclists accounted for 50 percent of the traffic fatalities that took place in Virginia over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
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