If a car accident has left you without full use of your legs and you have been on leave from your job for several weeks, you may be concerned about the longevity of your career and the possibility of not being able to return to work. Seeking a second opinion, participating in physical therapy sessions, acquiring a reduced workload, and applying for social security benefits are all options that you may want to explore.
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6 Important Things Injured Railroad Workers Should Know About FELA Benefits
Railroad work is one of the most dangerous jobs out there. In recognition of this fact, Congress enacted the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) to give those railway workers as much protection as possible.
If you work on a railroad, here are some of the most important things you should know about your FELA benefits:
1. Does FELA operate like workers' compensation?
Not exactly. Under FELA, almost all injuries related to railroad work are covered -- but only if you can prove that your employer was negligent.
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3 Tips To Help You Obtain Custody Of Your Child
Divorce is never easy for anyone, but it can be especially difficult if there are children involved. If you fear you are going to have to battle your soon to be ex for custody, you're going to need to put on a brave face and take some proactive steps to improve your position in court. Here are three things you should do to improve your chances of winning custody.
Cooperate with Your Ex Where You Can
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Four Tips For Cyber Bullying Victims Who Wish To Pursue Legal Action
If you have been the victim of cyber bullying, you may have legal recourse. If the bullying involves slanderous statements about you, you may be able to bring criminal charges against the bully. And in most cases, you can at least pursue a civil case in which you sue the bully for emotional damage caused by their actions. However, pursuing legal action against a cyber bully is not easy, especially if you do not have obvious proof of the bully's identify.
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