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9/11 Victims Fund Gets Funded Through 2092 Continuing funding for 9/11 victims is a lot like DC Workers' Compensation
The Super Bowl And Workers' Comp For Pro Athletes DC, Maryland and Virginia lawyer Frank Kearney talks about professional athletes, workers' compensation in DC and why some don't need workers comp
VA Shipyard Worker's Daughter Dies from Asbestos Exposure A Virginia shipyard worker's daughter died from mesothelioma due to asbestos exposure from washing her father's clothes at home. She can sue the shipyard.
8 Year Fight for Workers' Comp - How to Avoid A Similar Fate Injured at work in the DC, MD or VA? How long does it take to get workers comp?
Ohio man ordered to pay back $9K of Workers Comp Funds A man in Ohio received workers compensation benefits while working was ordered to pay back $9K.
Children who labor in Tobacco fields get tobacco poisoning Children, as young as 11, who work in US tobacco fields are getting tobacco poisoning.
Workers exposed to toxic chemicals on the job. A manufacturer is cited for exposing workers to toxic chemical hexavalent chormium after U.S Labor Dept inspection.
D.C. Workers Compensation book for injured workers to be published November 2009 Protect Your Rights: The Injured Workers Guide to D.C. Workers Compensation, Frank R. Kearney's new book written for injured workers and their families, will be available in November 2009.
Politicians Working to Eliminate the Legal Age Bias For Workers Democrats said that they would move to overturn a four-month-old Supreme Court ruling that made it harder for workers to win age discrimination cases