Railroad companies move quickly after an injury—sometimes faster than the ambulance. Within hours a claims agent may...
Read moreYou—not the railroad—decide where to sue. The statute allows a railroad injury lawyer to file in any...
Read moreIf a jury sat down with your pay stubs, your surgery schedule, and a calculator, what would...
Read moreRailroad employees do not rely on ordinary workers’ compensation. The Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA) lets injured...
Read moreRailroad work keeps the Northeast moving, yet the very rails that carry commuters and cargo can leave...
Read moreFor more than a century, the Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA) has been the safety net that...
Read moreFew workplace accidents expose railroad workers to such serious and unusual risks as railroading. That is why...
Read moreRail workers from New Haven to Boston and New York face hazards as old as the rails...
Read moreWhat steps should be taken right away when a railroad injury occurs? Quick action can significantly support...
Read moreHave you been injured while working for a railroad? FELA, unlike workers’ compensation, requires you to prove...
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