D.C. Maryland and Virginia medical malpractice, workers' compensation and accident information.
Do you have questions about medical malpractice or need information about patient safety or medical mistakes regarding cerebral palsy, pulmonary embolism, cancer misdiagnosis or following up on medical tests?
Or questions about your rights if you are hurt on the job or in a serious accident?
On the page below you can find links to documents, reports, publications and discussions on medical malpractice, workers compensation and accidents provided by Donahoe Kearney, LLP. Be sure to check out our blog posts, news reports, videos and frequently asked questions.
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How Can I Pay My Mortgage On DC Workers' Comp? workers' comp benefits are 2/3 of regular salary; and sometimes those benefits get tied up in litigation. How do I keep up with my responsibilities? -
Don't Wait to File Your Case Get a lawyer for a serious injury or death case and don't wait to file your case. -
Diagnosing and Treating a Stroke new technology in identifying and treating strokes makes it possible for death to be prevented -
Getting Medical Care After an Accident Here's an excerpt from our free report "7 deadly sins that will absolutely wreck your accident case." Order your free copy today! -
You can immediately put a stop to harassing insurance calls Insurance adjusters will call and harass you - put a stop to it -
Overwhelmed by Workers' Comp DC workers' comp lawyer explains the workers' comp process. -
How much is my DC accident case worth? DC injury lawyer discusses value of car accident case and damages -
9 Questions Most Lawyers Don't Want You to Ask How to find the best DC medical malpractice lawyer for your case. -
Don't Get Taken Advantage of After Medical Malpractice Get the best medical malpractice lawyers in DC for cerebral palsy and birth injuries. -
Emotional Distress & Workers' Comp While emotional distress and mental health crises are covered by DC Workers' Comp; these cases are difficult to prove as a basis for total disability.