Protect What You’ve Worked Hard to Build
You’ve worked hard to build your career, earn a good living, and provide for your family. A serious injury at work can put all of that at risk.
Union workers are highly skilled, well trained, and often earn wages that reflect years of experience and training. When an injury keeps you from working, losing part of that income can put real pressure on you and your family.
The D.C. workers’ compensation system can also be complicated. Your claim may involve an insurance company, adjusters, medical treatment approvals, wage loss benefits, deadlines, paperwork, and rules you may have never dealt with before.
One mistake can affect your medical treatment, your benefits, and the income your family depends on. And when you are already dealing with an injury, you shouldn’t have to figure everything out on your own.
That’s why Attorney Frank Kearney wrote The Union Workers’ Guide to D.C. Workers’ Compensation. This free, easy-to-read guide explains important things injured union workers need to know about protecting their rights, benefits, and income after getting hurt on the job.
Helping Injured Union Workers Protect Their Paychecks and Their Families
At Donahoe Kearney, we help injured union workers understand their D.C. workers’ compensation benefits, deal with the insurance company, and protect the income and medical treatment they depend on.
If you were hurt at work in Washington, D.C. and have questions about your claim, call us at (202) 393-3320 or contact our team. We’re here to help you understand what comes next.