The short answer is “No.” While an injured worker may not always be able to see his or her authorized treating doctor, and many “off work” or disability slips have been issued by physician’s...
Category: Airport slip/trip and fall accidents
Airline Insurance Companies do NOT Volunteer What Benefits Flight Crews and Ground Workers May be due
December 20, 2014
Worker’s Compensation insurance companies do not volunteer to tell injured airport workers what additional benefits they may be entitled to, in addition to the basic medical care and partial wage replacement. Avoiding...
Great Lawyers Get Off the Fence
October 20, 2014
There are lots of injury lawyers who look great sitting behind a desk or in front of a library of books. Particularly interesting are the advertisements of lawyers standing in front of the Supreme Court, even though they...
We recently heard from parents whose young child was injured in the gate waiting area at Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Virginia. The parents, concerned about their child’s injury, contacted the Herndon law...
Family Settles Lawsuit in Death of Boy at Airport
September 18, 2014
In March 2013, a 10 year old boy was killed at an airport in Birmingham Alabama when a multi-user flight information display fell on top of him and several family members. The sign weighed several hundred pounds and was...