If you work as an airport luggage loader or terminal porter, a back injury could make you eligible for workers compensation. For example, under the Virginia workers compensation law, a sudden accidental injury can form the...
Category: Airport Injury
Although it is always preferable to have direct evidence to prove fault in an airport injury case, sometimes “almost ” having direct evidence is good enough. Doug Landau has had several cases where the accident,...
Defense Verdict for FAA Doctor: Found NOT Liable for Failure to Diagnose Prostate Cancer in Pilot
April 4, 2016
As airport injury lawyer Doug Landau’s own personal doctor is a highly regarded FAA examiner who also clears his pilot clients to return to work, this case — as reported in the Virginia Lawyers Weekly (“VLW”)...
When airline employees are injured off the airport premises and they are not charged with some duty for their employer, they can still bring a lawsuit against the unsafe defendants who caused their injury. As an example,...
No Benefits for Airline Employee’s Unexplained Fall
March 17, 2016
“Not every workplace injury is recognized under the Virginia Workers Compensation law,” notes National Airport and Dulles Airport accident lawyer Doug Landau. “In fact, many airport comp claims are denied by the...