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, videos and frequently asked questions.
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What Happens When Your Lawyer Just Isn't Getting Things Done in DC workers compensation there are a lot of lawyers and they are not all created equal. -
Union Workers Hurt on the Job in DC Workers Comp for Union workers hurt in DC -
DC Workers Comp Judge Awards Benefits to Donahoe Kearney Client this injured worker in Washington DC was not getting paid by workers comp insurance and attorney Frank Kearney won his benefits in a formal hearing victory -
If You're a Union Worker, Read This Union worker hurt in DC but files workers comp claim in Maryland and gets less money -
Asbestos - Lung Cancer and Respiratory Diseases Asbestos causes mesothelioma, lung cancer and respiratory diseases -
Back Injuries forcing workers Into Sedentary Duty When you have a back injury but you are cleared for sedentary duty, here are some great tips to keep your back in shape -
What if I get hurt at work during a storm? what does workers' compensation cover during a serious storm -
We Get Questions the recent Supreme Court case how does it affect injured workers in DC -
I'm on Workers' Compensation in D.C. Can They fire me? many people have asked us this question about DC workers' comp and losing their jobs. -
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?