Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA)

Overland Park FELA/Railroad Employment Law Attorney

Working for the railroad can be a hazardous occupation. If you have been injured in a railroad accident, you may be entitled to benefits under the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA), including financial compensation and reimbursement for medical bills.

An Experienced Employment Law Practice on Your Side

At the Overland Park, Kansas, law offices of Brady & Associates, we provide people who have been injured on the job with a free phone consultation to discuss the circumstances that led to their injury. Founding lawyer Michael F. Brady has counseled workers in employment law matters for nearly a decade.

Have you suffered a railroad injury? Consult with us about your FELA rights to compensation. Contact us at (913) 696-0925 or e-mail us for a free phone consultation.

Because a FELA railroad injury claim has nuanced differences from a typical workers' compensation claim, only a lawyer experienced in FELA's provisions can assure that you are taking the proper administrative and legal steps to establish your claim. We can help you understand your rights under FELA and get the benefits you are entitled to.

Your Medical Needs

Our law firm assists clients in recovering lost wages and medical reimbursements, including bills covering physical therapy and prescription reimbursements. Protect your right to select doctors, maximize your financial compensation and get the long-term care you deserve under FELA, including permanent and partial disability benefits.

We provide strong representation to railroad workers in workplace injury cases, including loss of limbs, back injuries, neck injuries, and joint injuries to hands, wrists, shoulders, elbows, feet and knees. If you believe you were fired as a result of a workplace accident, you may have a legitimate wrongful termination lawsuit against your employer.

Contact us to discuss a legal resolution of your railroad injury claim. We meet with clients after-hours by appointment.