Upon late arrival at a local airport, a passenger was injured while walking through a poorly lit airport corridor. The passenger/traveler fell, shattering his elbow, requiring EMS assistance and surgical repair. In order to...
Category: Airport Injury
If an Airport Work Injury Was My Fault, Can I Still Collect Workers Compensation?
September 28, 2018
Even if an airport accident is your fault, if you were on the job, then you may still be able to collect Workers’ Compensation benefits under Virginia and Washington, D.C. law. Workers’ Compensation is a...
What Should I Do If I Was a Victim of a Crime While at Work?
September 9, 2018
Did you know that even if your case does not meet the criteria for a workers’ compensation case, you may still receive benefits? Client of on-the-job injury law firm Abrams Landau, Ltd. have received thousands of...
If the Other Driver Gets a Ticket, Does That Mean I Automatically Win My Airport Injury Case?
August 23, 2018
Just like on interstate highways, there is a ticketing and point system for “traffic infractions” on the Air Operations Area (AOA), or the airport tarmac. There are many people walking and driving around on the...
Published in Trial Magazine: Attorney Doug Landau’s Article on Using Smart Fitness Apps and Devices As Evidence
August 6, 2018
What to do when there are no witnesses for your accident? Well, with the advancement and accessibility of technology these days, there may still be hope! Smart fitness apps, fitness tracking devices, and more could help serve...