What to Do Immediately After a Railroad Injury: A Guide for FELA Claims

April 21, 2025

What steps should be taken right away when a railroad injury occurs? Quick action can significantly support...

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The Role of Expert Witnesses in FELA Cases: How They Can Make or Break Your Claim

April 7, 2025

Have you been injured while working for a railroad? FELA, unlike workers’ compensation, requires you to prove...

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Comparative Fault in FELA Claims: How the Legal System Handles Shared Responsibility

March 24, 2025

Federal law does not automatically bar an injured railroad worker from receiving compensation, even when that worker’s...

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How FELA Protects Railroad Workers from Occupational Diseases

March 10, 2025

Occupational diseases can be just as devastating to railroad workers as sudden traumatic injuries. If you suspect...

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Common Defenses Used by Railroads in FELA Cases: How to Strengthen Your Claim

February 17, 2025

Injured while working for a railroad? Understanding the defenses railroads often use in Federal Employers’ Liability Act...

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FELA Claims in the Northeast: How to File and What to Expect

February 3, 2025

Railroad employees in the Northeast often rely on the Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA) for compensation when...

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Tips for Giving a Statement to a Claims Agent

January 20, 2025

One of the first steps in pursuing a railroad injury claim is providing a statement to a...

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Railroad Workers: Your 10 Must-Know Rights

January 6, 2025

Working on the railroads is a demanding job that comes with its own set of risks. Whether...

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Why You Can’t Prepare for a Deposition Far in Advance

December 23, 2024

A deposition is a pre-trial procedure where both sides gather information. You’ll be questioned by the opposing...

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A Railroad Worker’s Guide: 7 Basic Steps of a FELA Injury Lawsuit

December 9, 2024

Being a railroad worker is a demanding job. You put in long hours, operate complex machinery, and...

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