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Fear of Firing Not Reason to Quit
Although a truck dispatcher said she did not receive sufficient training and she quit her job because she feared she would be fired, her apprehension was not good cause to leave her job, and the Court of Appeals affirms the denial of unemployment compensation. The Virginia Employment Commission found claimant’s reason for quitting was not – [...]
No Res Judicata Bar for Easement Dispute
In this dispute between plaintiff gas transmission company and defendant property owners over the scope of an easement over defendants’ land, the Richmond U.S. District Court grants plaintiff partial summary judgment on defendants’ claim that the suit is barred by res judicata based on their neighbors’ earlier lawsuit; but the court will allow defendant property [...]
Md. Hospital Can’t Be Sued in Va.
The estate of a man who allegedly contracted a MRSA infection because of the negligence of defendant, a hospital in Maryland, cannot sue the hospital under the Maryland Health Care Claims Act in a Virginia federal court; the Richmond U.S. District Court transfers the case to a Maryland federal court. Plaintiff fails to identify any Virginia [...]
No Conspiracy in Software Contract Talks
Although plaintiff had a contract with a software company to market its software and negotiate a contract with Freddie Mac to replace the agency’s quality control software, Freddie Mac wanted a three-party relationship, and its ultimate decision to form a contract only with the software company did not breach an agency contract with plaintiff marketing [...]

ACCIDENTS, PERSONAL INJURY, WRONGFUL DEATH,

INJURY LAW, AUTOMOBILE COLLISIONS

Providing Advocacy Since 1977

Excellence, Professionalism, Commitment

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(757) 627-3333

For over 25 years, Michael Salasky has helped people hurt and injured by the carelessness of others. If you want representation from a law firm that values high standards of professionalism, commitment, integrity and warm personal relationships with clients, call Michael Salasky.

Serving Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Hampton, Newport News, Williamsburg and Southeastern Virginia.

Michael Salasky
700 Monticello Avenue
The Crowne Plaza, Suite 350
Norfolk, Virginia 23510
Facsimile (757) 626-0541
Telephone (757) 627-3333

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Attorney Profile

Michael Salasky has proudly represented families in Virginia and provided advocacy since 1977.

Born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia, Michael attended Norfolk Academy and graduated college from Tufts University in Boston where he received a B.A. in English. He received his law degree from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary in 1977. For several years he worked as an Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney in Norfolk and prosecuted all varieties of criminal cases, from traffic matters to murder cases.

Practice Area Highlight

What Matters Most -- Your Health

Your health is your most important possession, and if you lose your health you lose everything. Over the years, Michael Salasky has presented claims involving back and neck injuries, herniated and ruptured discs, sciatica, staff4s2

spinal cord and nerve injuries, brain injury, laminectomy, radiculopathy, "slipped vertebrae" and spondylolisthesis, stenosis, rotator cuff injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, meniscus tears, "slipped discs", aggravation of spondylosis, injuries to internal organs and other bodily injuries. He has also presented claims for other traumatic injuries and fractures involving the hand, arm, legs, ribs, and other injuries.

FAQ's

1. What should I bring to my first office appointment with Michael Salasky?

To help us get started, you should bring any of these items in your possession:

* Police Accident Report or Exchange of Information form.

* The name and address of the at-fault driver, and the name and address of the owner of the car that was at fault.

* If known to you, the name of the insurance company covering the at-fault driver.

* The auto insurance policy that covered the car you occupied.

* Any other automobile insurance policy that names you as an insured, or which provides you with coverage.

* Your own health insurance card.

* Pictures showing the damage to your car.