Vital Information for Railroad Workers
Over the last couple of years we have published several articles to help injured railroad workers protect their rights and the values of their claims. Here are convenient links to information that every railroad worker needs to know before, during or after an injury.
7 Vital Tips for an Injured Railroad Worker
A succinct list of 7 things you should do to preserve the value of your FELA injury case...
How to Fill Out an Accident Report
The key to winning your FELA case is proving the railroad negligent. Tell the truth about dangerous conditions accident report to help ensure the railroad is found to be at fault for your injury...
How to Give a Statement to the Railroad Claim Agent
Immediately after a railroad injury, the railroad's legal team quietly sets out to prove that they are not at fault for your injury. Usually, the railroad claim agent takes the lead in this effort. Be prepared to answer truthfully about dangerous conditions when giving a statement to railroad claim agent.
More info for injured railroad workers...
Beware the Railroad 'Nurse'Railroad employees need to know that the company nurse, despite their title, is not there to render medical assistance. Instead the railroad nurse is a tool of management, whose primary concern is to hold down the amount of an injured employee's financial recovery.
Railroad Whistleblower Claims - What You Should KnowReporting an railroad injury often results in an investigation and charges against the injured railroad worker. Know your rights under the Federal Railroad Safety Act.
List of FRA DefectsEliminating the railroad’s opportunity to argue for negligence is a big win for an injured railroad worker. The first step to this is making sure to note certain dangerous conditions that qualify as FRA defects on your accident form. Here are 10 common FRA Defects every injured railroad worker should keep in mind when filling out an accident report:
Railroad Injuries - Specific Info.
- Railroad Crossing Collisions
- Train Collisions
- Railroad Van Accidents
- Train Derailments
- Amtrak Derailments and Collisions
- Switch Throwing
- Slips and Trips
- Getting On and Off Equipment
- Defective Handbrakes or other Safety Appliances
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We handle FELA/Railroad Injury cases across the United States. However, the bulk of our cases are in Texas and Louisiana and especially in these cities:Texas
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Injured Railroad Worker Benefits
- Short Term Railroad Disability Benefits
- Long Term Railroad Retirement and Disability Benefits
- Railroad Medical Benefits
- Recommended Optional Benefits
Railroad Worker Resources
- FELA FAQs
- Railroad Whistleblower Info
- Federal Employers Liability Act
- FRA Statutes and Regulations
- Federal Railroad Administration
- Railroad Injuries
Vital Information for Injured Railroad Workers
- How to Fill Out an Accident Report
- How to Give a Statement to the Railroad Claim Agent
- 7 Vital Tips for an Injured Railroad Worker