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If you were hurt at work and only work part time, you may be wondering whether you still have the right to workers’ compensation benefits. In Washington, DC, many part-time employees are still covered, and your employer generally cannot deny your claim just because you work fewer hours.The real issue is usually not whether you…

A dash camera (dash cam) is an electronic device mounted inside a vehicle’s front or rear window that continuously records the road and/or the vehicle’s interior.  As their price has dropped, dash cams have become popular with both private drivers and commercial fleets looking for extra security while on the road. If dash cam footage…

Being injured as a Lyft passenger can be frightening and confusing, with concerns about who is responsible for your injuries, how your medical bills are covered, and what steps to take for maximum recovery. Our rideshare accident attorney in Washington DC can help guide you through the legal process after an accident. Here’s what to…

Returning to work after an injury can be a major decision, both for your health and your job security. Navigating this step takes an honest review of your physical condition, insights from your medical team, and an awareness of your legal rights. Working closely with your doctor and, when needed, a Washington, DC work injury…

In most cases, you will keep most of your worker’s compensation settlement, but certain deductions may apply that lower your take-home amount. Call our experienced DC workers’ compensation attorney for a free case evaluation at (202) 919-5453. Medical Liens or Reimbursement Claims Healthcare providers or health insurers may place medical liens on your settlement if…