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11/14/23   |   By

Turkey Deep Fryers: A Serious Thanksgiving Fire Hazard

Dangers of Cooking Fires at Holiday Time Home cooking fires are more common during Thanksgiving than any other time of year. The leading cause of these fires is unattended cooking. […]

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11/14/23   |   By

Turkey Deep Fryers: A Serious Thanksgiving Fire Hazard

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Dangers of Cooking Fires at Holiday Time Home cooking fires are more common during Thanksgiving than any other time of year. The leading cause of these fires is unattended cooking. […]

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11/02/23   |   By

Regan Zambri Long Named to 2024 Best Law Firms® List

Regan Zambri Long Personal Injury Lawyers, PLLC is pleased to announce it has been recognized in the 2024 edition of Best Law Firms®. The firm earned Metro Tier 1 rankings […]

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09/23/23   |   By

What Is the Most Common Cause of Fatal Injuries to Construction Workers?

Construction Work Fatalities While workplace fatalities can happen to anyone, at any time, it is no surprise that a large percentage of workplace deaths occur on construction sites. While construction […]

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08/20/23   |   By

Regan Zambri Long PLLC Lawyers Named to 2024 Best Lawyers in America® List

Regan Zambri Long PLLC is pleased to announce that seven of our personal injury lawyers have been included in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and Emily […]

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03/30/23   |   By

Truck Drivers & Distracted Driving: A Deadly Combo | DC Metro Area Personal Injury Law Blog

The Federal Government commissioned a study a few years ago involving distracted driving among commercial vehicle operators, such as those who drive large trucks and buses. The most recently published […]

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03/09/23   |   By

Six Regan Zambri Long PLLC Lawyers Named to 2023 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers Guide

Regan Zambri Long PLLC is pleased to announce that six of our Washington, DC personal injury lawyers have been named to the 2023 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumers Lawyers guide. […]

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03/05/23   |   By

What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Food Poisoning?

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Whether you’re eating at a restaurant, picking up a pre-packaged meal on the go, or doing your usual grocery shopping, you expect food safety procedures to be followed so that […]

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02/27/23   |   By

Can I Sue for Being Hit by a Semi Truck?

Semi Truck Personal Injury Lawyers If you were hit by a semi-truck, you’re probably wondering what to do next. You may be wondering if you can sue the truck driver. […]

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02/17/23   |   By

How to File a Truck Accident Lawsuit

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The highways around Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC are trucking hubs. The Capital Beltway, I-95, and I-66 see thousands of trucks per year. In addition to commercial vehicles, many passenger […]

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02/07/23   |   By

How Can Truck Accidents Be Prevented?

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Trucks remain one of the most common methods of transportation of goods in the United States. From hazardous materials to vehicles to perishable items, truck drivers are responsible for hauling […]

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