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Medical Malpractice
- Tennesseeans' medical records privacy at risk
- The Disturbing Trends of Distracted Doctoring
- D.C. Medical Malpractice Lawyers: Guilty Hospitals Recommend Attorneys to Patients in Medical Malpractice Cases
Workers' Compensation
- 5 Common Mistakes That Will Kill Your Workers Compensation Case
- Two Important Tips for your Workers Compensation Case
- Can you trust the workers comp nurse case manager?
Automobile Accidents
- Trying to reduce fatal accidents for teen drivers in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
- Truck Driver Error: The Main Cause of Most Trucking Accidents
- D.C. Personal Injury Lawyer explains why accident victims should not use a lawyer who contacts them.
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News
- D.C. Medical Malpractice and Workers Compensation SuperLawyers Recognizes Donahoe and KearneyPosted on 4/29/2012
- D.C. Workers Compensation hearings now held at new locationPosted on 4/25/2012
- Former Redskins Quarterback sues the NFLPosted on 4/4/2012
- Assaults at WorkPosted on 9/12/2011
- On the job exposure to infectious diseasesPosted on 7/6/2011
- Frank R. Kearney elected to Board of Governors of the D.C. Trial Lawyers AssociationPosted on 5/4/2011
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Medical Malpractice
- As D.C. medical malpractice lawyers, we were distressed to see that medical malpractice, violating patient safety rules, is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S.
- Medical Malpractice Lawyers have a duty to their clients - patients injured by medical mistakes and families who have lost a loved one due to medical malpractice. Some Maryland hospitals now have a list of medical malpractice attorneys they refer patients to.
- Medical malpractice attorneys answer questions about medical malpractice in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
Workers' Compensation
- 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?
Automobile Accidents
- Car and truck accidents on the Beltway, I-95 and I-270 cause death and injuries in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. The July newsletter is devoted to safe driving and preventing car and truck accidents in D.C., Virginia and Maryland.
- Answering client's questions about accidents.
- Accidents caused by teenage drivers
General
- March Newsletter: The differences between "Comprehensive" and "Collision" auto insurance, how sugar is a cereal offense, and more tips
- Donahoe Kearney Celebrates Their Courageous Clients and Unveils the Disturbing Trend of Distracted Doctoring
- Need to Knows about Leg Fractures from Car Accidents and Keeping your Children Safe from Potential Heart Disease and Strokes
Legal Resources
Could Your Child’s Cerebral Palsy Have Been Avoided?
“What is the cause of my child’s cerebral palsy?” We hear this question quite often, since we represent many families with children suffering from cerebral palsy. Truthfully, most cases are not the result of medical negligence. Just because your child has cerebral palsy does not mean that you have a case against the hospital or doctor. There are, however, many cases where cerebral palsy could have been avoided. By examining medical records and hiring some medical experts, we can find out the cause of your child’s handicap. We choose to pursue cases with clear evidence that bad decisions were made on the part of the doctor or hospital that directly resulted in your child’s condition. We don’t want medical malpractice to happen to anyone, so we work hard at identifying and pursuing these cases. If you think you have a case and would like more information, then please call Donahoe Kearney at 202-393-3320.
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FAQs
Medical Malpractice
- With so many t.v. commercials, websites and yellow pages ads, how can I choose the best lawyer for a medical malpractice case in D.C.?
- When should I contact a D.C. medical malpractice attorney about a medical malpractice case?
- How do top D.C. medical malpractice lawyers decide whether to take a medical malpractice case?
- How do I get information about resources available for children who have cerebral palsy or other disabilities in D.C., Maryland and Virginia?
- If a patient was injured in the hospital, how do you prove a medical malpractice case against a hospital in D.C.?
Workers' Compensation
- After a work injury and being on workers compensation benefits, will it hurt my case to look for another job or take another job after my injury heals?
- I'm a union worker and was hurt at work in D.C. I'm getting workers comp benefits now but how do I find the best lawyer to handle by workers comp case?
- I was hurt working in a restaurant and get tips in addition to my regular wages. Are tips included in the average weekly wage and can I get workers comp benefits based on tips?
- My husband was hurt at work in D.C. We don't want to sue his company, we just want fair compensation. What should we do?
- The insurance adjuster in my D.C. workers comp case sent me to an IME doctor who said I should have surgery but I'm not sure if I should. And now she won't pay my benefits until I have surgery. Can she do this?
Automobile Accidents
- I was injured in a car accident and hurt my back. Recently,my orthopedic doctor diagnosed sciatica. What is sciatica?
- If I'm in an accident that was the other driver's fault,shouldI use my health insurance to pay for the medical treatment and bills I have from the accident?
- What should I do after getting into an accident on the Maryland Beltway?
- After a car accident (that wasn't my fault) I went to a personal injury lawyer. He said he would refer me to one of "his" doctors for treatmentofthe injuries caused by the accident. Is this a good idea?
- Mybrother wasin a car accident in Maryland where it was the other driver's fault. How long does he have to see a doctor for his injuries? The insurance company said there is a time limit to see a doctor. Is that true?
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