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Ajustadores de compensación de trabajadores

Written by Frank R. Kearney on July 21, 2022. Posted in Compensación de Trabajadores, En Español.

¿Quién es su ajustador de compensación de trabajadores? El ajustador de compensación de trabajadores es el representante de la compañía de seguros de compensación de trabajadores que se comunica con mayor frecuencia y directamente...

Helping Brain Injury Victims in The DC Area Protect Their Rights to Compensation

Written by Frank R. Kearney on July 13, 2022. Posted in Brain Injury, Medical Malpractice, Workers' Compensation.

Brain Damage Can Be the Result of Medical Malpractice When There is a Lack of Oxygen to the Brain Injuries in DC, Maryland, and Virginia Anoxic/hypoxic brain injuries are a type of brain injury that can happen as a result of...

Ask These Three Questions Before Hiring a Medical Malpractice Attorney

Written by Frank R. Kearney on July 6, 2022. Posted in Medical Malpractice, Workers' Compensation.

Three Questions You Need to Ask a Medical Malpractice Lawyer 1) How many times have you handled this type of medical malpractice case in D.C., Maryland, or Virginia? And I don’t mean injury or death cases or even medical...

The Dangers of Waiting to File Your Long Term Disability Claim

Written by Frank R. Kearney on June 28, 2022. Posted in General.

Don’t Wait to File Your Long-Term Disability Claim Whether you are insured with Guardian Life, MassMutual, Assurity, Aflac, or someone else, you want to be careful on how long you wait to file your claim. Here’s...

Understanding Medical Malpractice In DC, Maryland, and Virginia

Written by Frank R. Kearney on June 25, 2022. Posted in Medical Malpractice.

What Is Considered Medical Malpractice? All medical professionals whether that be doctors, nurses, surgeons, hospice workers, and other trained medical caregivers are required to take an oath. This oath dictates the way they...

College and Pro Sports Injuries and Workers Comp Benefits – A Big Difference

Written by Frank R. Kearney on June 20, 2022. Posted in Workers' Compensation.

Professional Athletes Can Get Workers Comp Benefits There is a lot of debate now on whether NCAA athletes should be paid to play in college. One of the issues in sports you rarely hear about is what happens to a player when...

Nats pitcher Stephen Strasburg was diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome. What happens when a player gets hurt?

Written by Frank R. Kearney on June 15, 2022. Posted in General.

Players’ Injuries Caused by Work Activities in D.C. Unfortunately, Nats pitcher Stephen Strasburg was recently diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome and is out for the season to have surgery and recover. Carpal tunnel...

Pro Sports Statistics Lead to Special Book on Workers’ Compensation for Pro Athletes

Written by Frank R. Kearney on June 6, 2022. Posted in Workers' Compensation.

The Pros Get Workers Comp in DC if They’re Hurt on the Job When thinking about injuries that happen at work, how many of us think about professional athletes? Even though we watch sports on TV all the time and Lawyers...

What Are 11 Myths to Watch Out for In Long Term Disability Claims?

Written by Frank R. Kearney on June 3, 2022. Posted in Long Term Disability.

The Truth Is There Are Myths That Your Long-Term Disability Carrier Wants You to Believe If you were working in DC and have an injury or medical condition that keeps you from working, you may have heard a lot of “well-meaning”...

Doctors and Nurses Are Responsible For Charting Completely & Accurately in DC Area Hospitals

Written by Frank R. Kearney on June 1, 2022. Posted in General.

Without Good Systems in Place, Hospitals are More Likely to Make Charting Mistakes Charting Mistakes at DC Area Hospitals Can Be Malpractice Charting errors are common in hospitals in the DC, MD, and VA region – in fact,...

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