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Most people who get hurt on the job can apply for workers' compensation benefits. However, railroad workers must instead file a Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) claim instead of workers' comp.One thing that you need to understand is that, like many aspects of...
Waking up from a surgery and learning that you had an operation on the wrong area of your body or finding out that you need a second surgery to remove an object left inside you can be horrifying. You put your life and health in your medical team's care, and you...
Many people don't like to make personal injury claims after an accident. They may think that doing so requires them to sue a friend, relative or local business, and that is something that they are unwilling to do.Still, the medical bills are piling up from their...
Some collisions are extremely dangerous, like this one that involved hazardous materials leaking onto the roadway. Tanks and trucks are heavy, which means that a driver who loses control could quickly end up harming someone. The vehicle could roll, pinning people...
Elderly nursing home residents who are incapacitated physically or mentally may no longer be able to feed themselves. If they are not getting the proper nutrition, they can slowly starve to death right under the noses of the ones charged with caring for them.This, of...
Birth injuries are tragic because they affect the most vulnerable. A child that has just come into the world may be suffering as a result of neglect or issues that they had no ability to prevent. The child's mother may be badly hurt or have passed away from mistakes...
There are laws on the books in virtually every state including Illinois that require almost every employer to purchase workers' compensation insurance. One of the main reasons that they're required to have such coverage is to cover you if you become injured on the...
When a patient goes through surgery, the goal is always to remove all tools and sponges from the patient's body before the surgery is completed and the patient is stitched up. Unfortunately, there are many cases in which patients deal with infection and other...
