Unsafe Workplace

On Workers compensation? The insurance company can be watching and videotaping your every move, discussing your case with your neighbors and following your family.
Doctors often tell their workers compensation patients that they can only work light duty. But does an employer have to provide light duty to someone on workers compensation?
Injured at work in D.C., Maryland or Virginia or working for a D.C., Maryland or Virginia company when you got hurt on the job? Where do you file your workers compensation case - and where does the insurance company want you to file?

Workers' Compensation

4/29/2010
Frank R. Kearney, Esq.
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Since the tragic mining accident in West Virginia, which killed over 20 mine workers, the media is finally starting to report on unsafe and dangerous workplaces and many of us are realizing that working men and women are still at risk for serious injuries and death.

ABC News recently reported that OSHA is launching a "crackdown" on unsafe and dangerous workplaces. Its about time, considering that in 2007, nearly 5,500 American workers were killed on the job.

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