Practice Areas
- Personal Injury Law for Tidewater Virginia and Virginia Beach
- Truck and Tractor Trailer Accidents
- Nationwide FELA Representation for Railroaders
- Legal Help in Virginia for Burn Survivors
- Slips and Falls
- Brain Injury
- Amputation & Dismemberment Injuries
- Arm & Shoulder Injuries
- Pedestrian and Bicycling Injuries
- Ankle and Knee Injuries
Questions and Answers
Q: If I'm injured on the job, what do I recover?
A: Unlike most state workers' compensation programs that have set amounts depending on the type of injury suffered, an injured railroad worker is not limited to a predetermined or fixed amount for an injury. Depending on the circumstances, under the FELA, a railroad worker may recover past and future lost earnings, including lost wages and benefits; past and future medical expenses; past and future pain and suffering; and past and future physical injury, including impairment and disability.
Quick Contact
Joseph Perez Attorney and Counselor at Law
4525 South Boulevard
Suite 300
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Phone: 757.626.0292
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Questions
Common Railroad Injury Questions
- What if I was also at fault for my injury, am I out of luck?
- What do I have to prove under the FELA in order to be compensated?
- If I'm injured on the job, what do I recover?