Practice Areas
Duty Disability
Helping injured workers and first responders understand their options, evidence, and next steps.
A work injury can affect your health, income, and family. Our team reviews the circumstances and available claim options under the law of your state. Police, fire, EMS, and other public service roles may have additional protections, depending on eligibility.
Medical care
Review care and treatment options covered by an eligible claim.
Income support
Explore wage-loss or disability benefits available under state law.
Claim coordination
Review how work injury claims and public retirement plans may interact.
Conditions we handle
Physical injuries
Eligibility depends on diagnosis, work connection, and applicable state law.
PTSD and psychological injuries
Eligibility depends on diagnosis, work connection, and applicable state law.
Occupational and presumptive illnesses
Eligibility depends on diagnosis, work connection, and applicable state law.
How we help
We review records, explain deadlines, and discuss a claim strategy suited to the facts. State-specific rules must be reviewed by a licensed attorney.
Frequently asked
Duty Disability
What should I do after a work injury?
Seek appropriate medical care, notify your employer promptly, and keep records. Reporting and claim deadlines vary by state.
Can an attorney review my options?
An attorney can review the facts, applicable state law, and any retirement plan. Benefits are not guaranteed.
Talk to a work-comp attorney today.
Tell us what happened and ask about a case review.