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Can You Collect Workers Comp and Work on the Side in DC? In Washington, DC you cannot both collect benefits for workers compensation and continue to work unless you are on light duty and getting paid less than usual. -
Information on Workers Compensation How to determine if you are entitled to workers' compensation benefits. -
How to Report a Car Accident in DC, Maryand or Virginia Experienced car accident lawyer tells you how to report a car accident to the insurance company for an accident in DC, Maryland or Virginia. -
What Should I Do After A Car Accident That Wasn’t My Fault? Tips on what you should do after a car accident that was not your fault. -
Back on the Road After Coronavirus in DC, MD, & VA Have you been driving around DC, Maryland, and Virginia lately? It's like everyone forgot how to drive. Our experienced car accident lawyers are here to help. -
Insurance Nurse Case Managers in Washington DC Nurse case managers will not have your health as their top priority. Their job is to get you back to work right away so insurance company keeps its costs down. -
What To Do When Your Workers Comp Case is Denied in DC If you've received a Notice of Controversion you can file for an informal conference or a formal hearing to contest the decision from your insurance adjuster. -
Car Accidents and Coronavirus in DC, Maryland and Va Accidents in DC, Maryland and Virginia that cause serious injuries require an experienced car accident attorney who can help you and your family. -
How can I get long term disability in D.C.? If you work in D.C. and your employer offers long term disability insurance you can file a claim for benefits if you are disabled due to injury or illness. -
Do Vocational Rehabilitation Services in the DMV Help? What are vocational rehabilitation services in DC, MD, and Virginia, and are they helpful or hurtful for workman's comp?