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As a profession, nursing is associated with compassion and care towards patients. Unfortunately, nurses are not immune to injuries and often suffer from serious work-related injuries that can impact their ability to perform their duties effectively. Understanding the various injuries that can affect nurses and the role of workers’ compensation in D.C. is crucial for…

When your livelihood depends on your ability to work, recovering from a workplace injury or illness can be an incredibly stressful and challenging time. Navigating the often-complicated world of workers’ compensation can be unnerving, and it’s essential to understand your rights and the procedures in place to protect them. Proving a Workers’ Comp Injury The…

The D.C. Council’s Committee on the Judiciary and Public Safety approved five long-anticipated bills, including one allowing undocumented immigrants to vote in local elections. The bills will be voted on by the full Council and then sent to Mayor Muriel Bowser’s desk. If these bills are signed into law, it would be a huge victory…

Quick summary: A retired private-sector worker suffering from cumulative hearing loss as the result of on the job noise exposure may file for compensation if the worker did not discover the disability until after he was retired. In the beginning, hearing loss starts as slight inconvenience, but over time, it can worsen. When a hearing…

If you are injured on the job or become ill due to employment conditions, you can file a workers’ compensation claim for reimbursement of medical costs and lost wages. Workers’ comp lets employees get paid quickly for their losses without having to prove who was at fault for an accident or illness. The downside of…