D.C. Maryland and Virginia medical malpractice, workers compensation and accident information.
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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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You could be losing hundreds of dollars every week after a work injury. If you're injured in D.C. or working for a D.C. company when you get hurt on the job, you could be losing hundreds of dollars every week. -
Where should your workers compensation case be filed? Workers compensation benefits are different in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. -
Experienced DC Workers Comp Lawyer Writes Book Workers Comp Lawyer Frank Kearney wrote a book to help injured workers & their families avoid insurance co. traps that cost them money. Request your free copy. -
Workers Comp Benefits for ACL Injury in DC DC Workers Comp Benefits for an ACL tear or injury that requires surgery and causes a permanent injury. -
Construction Injuries in Washington, DC Construction site injuries caused by tripping, falling and dangerous conditions can be prevented but if it happens, call our experienced construction lawyers. -
DC Workers Comp Injuries and Coronavirus - What to Do If you're hurt at work in DC, you still need to give your company notice within 30 days of the injury, even if you're laid off due to coronavirus. -
No injured worker should go to an IME without reading this article to learn why the "I" should stand for insurance - not independent. An injured worker with a workers comp claim often gets a letter from the insurance adjuster or nurse case manager scheduling an "Independent Medical Exam." Learn why these insurance exams are hardly independent. -
The Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act Learn about what your rights are in the workplace. -
Yeah, right. It sounds believable right? But in reality it's total BS. The job of these people is to save the insurance company money, steer injured workers to be seen by insurance doctors, and bully injured workers and their physicians into agreeing to limited medical treatment. -
How can you stay safe during the cold weather? Hypothermia occurs when your body temperature drops from normal (98.6) to 95 degrees. If it happens at work, you could get workers comp benefits.