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Morrison, Thomas B

Wrongful Death
Mr. Morrison handles wrongful death cases that arise, both from automobile accidents and from other wrongful acts. In a wrongful death case you must prove negligence, i.e. that the driver of the car or owner of the property did something to cause the death of the person. In a wrongful death case, the family of the deceased person are entitled to reasonable funeral expenses, the amount of income that the deceased would have earned over the course of his lifetime and the medical bills that the deceased incurred before he or she died, as well as mental anguish from the loss of companionship from the deceased.

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Phone: (703) 273-1133

Address: 3930 Walnut St Ste 250, Fairfax, VA 22030

Website: http://www.thomasmorrisonlaw.com

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Morrison, Thomas B

Wrongful Death
Mr. Morrison handles wrongful death cases that arise, both from automobile accidents and from other wrongful acts. In a wrongful death case you must prove negligence, i.e. that the driver of the car or owner of the property did something to cause the death of the person. In a wrongful death case, the family of the deceased person are entitled to reasonable funeral expenses, the amount of income that the deceased would have earned over the course of his lifetime and the medical bills that the deceased incurred before he or she died, as well as mental anguish from the loss of companionship from the deceased.

Premises Liability
Mr. Morrison also represents persons who fall and are injured as the result of another person’s negligence. In order to win a slip and fall case the person who falls must show that the owner of the property allowed a hazardous condition to exist and that the owner of the property either knew of the hazardous condition or should have known of the hazardous condition. The person seeking to recover must show that the hazardous condition was there long enough that reasonable efforts by the property owner would have allowed the hazardous condition to be corrected. It is not enough simply that you fell and were injured on someone else’s property.
Property Damage
On January 16, 2013, a Fairfax County jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff in the case Crawley v. Danschin in the amount of $61,000.00 in favor of the Plaintiff. This was an unusual verdict in that there was very little visible property damage to either car. Plaintiff’s attorney, Thomas B. Morrison of Fairfax, Virginia, argued that as a result of the Defendant’s negligence, Plaintiff had a fear of losing his long standing job because of physical limitations resulting from the accident. The defense argued that the injury could not have occurred because the property damage was not significant. Plaintiff alleged a herniated disk in the lower back as well as cervical strains. This verdict shows the importance of proper documentation of physical injuries in any case, as well as the fact that while low property damage can be a problem in front of a jury, it can be overcome with the proper preparation.

Personal Injury
Fairfax personal injury attorney Thomas B. Morrison has been practicing law since 1984. He has had over 200 jury trials and well over 1000 court appearances. We specialize in Fairfax automobile accidents, Prince William automobile Accidents and Stafford automobile accidents. We also do significant work on Virginia truck accident claims. Mr. Morrison spent the first 9 years of his career representing insurance companies. We now represent only injured people but our past experience representing insurance companies, gives us a unique insight into how they work and an advantage in getting good results for our clients. SPECIALIZATION
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