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Victims of serious personal injury have had their lives turned upside down. Only a lawyer experienced in handling these kinds of complex personal injury cases can advise you of your legal rights and take the necessary steps to protect them. At Williamson Petty LC our goal is to provide the highest standard of legal representation to you and your family.

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6800 Paragon Pl
Suite 233


Richmond, VA 23230-1652
Phone: (804) 288-1661
Fax: (804) 282-1766

Library

Our library contains articles and briefs written by our lawyers and other documents and references we think will be interesting and useful to our visitors.

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Court Order Permitting Plaintiffs to Pursue Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Claims Arising Out of a Fall in a Hospital
In this medical malpractice case, the patient suffered a severe head injury after falling in the hospital. She died approximately one month later. The trial court ruled that the plaintiffs are permitted to pursue both personal injury and wrongful death claims.
Discovery of Experts
A book chapter authored by Tom Williamson, Jr. and published in Civil Discovery in Virginia. To obtain a copy of the complete publication, go to the Virginia CLE website.
Order Compelling a Podiatrist to Pay Attorneys Fees for Failing to Produce Medical Records
In Virginia, patients have a right to access their medical records within 15 days of a written request pursuant to Va. Code Ann. Sec. 8.01-413. In this matter, attorney Josh Silverman obtained a Court Order for payment of attorneys fees and costs against a podiatrist who failed to produce our client's complete medical records after numerous requests and a Court issued subpoena.
Motion to Compel Defendant to Answer Deposition Questions
The attached brief was filed to compel the defendant in a medical malpractice case to answer questions under oath without interference by his attorney.
Brief to Compel Production of Hospital Incident Report
This brief was filed by attorney Tom Williamson to compel a hospital to produce its incident report in a medical malpractice case. In this case, the patient fell and suffered a fatal head injury at the hospital. Tom filed this brief after the hospital refused to produce its incident report describing the facts surrounding the patient's fall at the hospital.
Memorandum In Support of Compelling Production of Secret Surveillance Videos
The attached memo was used in support of our argument that the defendant can not surprise the plaintiff with secret surveillance videos at trial.

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