Library

On the page below you can find links to documents, reports, publications and discussions provided by Nichols Zauzig Sandler P.C.. As a personal injury law team with years of experience practicing in this field of law, my team and I have acquired expertise in a number of personal injury areas. The documents below are available to the public so that they can gain a better understanding of the legal challenges facing them in the event of a personal injury, and why an experienced personal injury is so important for success.

• Medical Malpractice
• Truck Accidents
• General

Medical Malpractice

• Shoulder Dystocia   
  Description: The Law Firm of Nichols Zauzig is currently accepting cases involving births in the Commonwealth of Virginia that resulted in incidents of shoulder dystocia. If you or a loved one has suffered this birth injury during delivery, you may be eligible for financial compensation. Contact Nichols Zauzig for a free legal consultation today.
• Is There A Medical Malpractice "Crisis?"   
  Description: Is there a medical malpractice "crisis?" Not according to the Department of Justice.

Truck Accidents

• Keeping Your Child Safe in the Car   
  Description: Virginia attorney discusses Virginia's new child passenger seat laws and keeping your children safe in the car.

General

• No Full Measure [PDF]   
  Description: Article written by Charles J. Zauzig III for the Journal of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
• Portals of the jury's verdict [PDF]   
  Description: Published paper in the VTLA journal, Summer 1999
• Crashworthness is Alive and Well in Virginia [PDF]   
  Description: VTLA Journal
• Listed in Top 10 of Virginia's Biggest Verdicts [PDF]   
  Description: from Virginia Lawyers Weekly
• Jury finds Doctor Negligent in Birth [PDF]   
  Description: As reported by The Washington Post"
• Suit in Fatal Van Accident is settled for $2 million [PDF]   
  Description: orginally published in the Wasthngton Post
• The Long Hard Road   
  Description: This was a break through year for indigent defense reform. VTLA didn't get involved by accident. Rather we got involved because we couldn't look the other way. And it has been a long, hard road, with more to come.