FREE SEMINARS FOR RAILROADERSOutline of Family Member Seminar
- Discussing, now, as a family, what the railroad worker wants done regarding medical care and other matters in the event of a serious accident that leaves the railroad worker unable to make reasoned decisions.
- Knowing your rights in choosing treating doctors and medical facilities.
- Knowing your rights and the necessity of restricting access of railroad personnel and railroad representatives to the injured railroad worker; and how to go about doing this.
- Knowing the roll of the railroad claim agent, risk manager or safety officer in the injured railroad worker's care and the investigation of the facts surrounding the injury or death.
- Protecting your rights to your claim against the railroad.
- Contacting a local, lodge or division officer of the railroader's union for immediate help and advice.
- Contacting a union designated lawyer for immediate legal advice.
- Example situations where immediate retention of a designated lawyer is necessary to protect the railroad worker's rights and those of the family.
- Why it may be necessary to immediately file a lawsuit.
- Importance of realizing that family members need not, and should not deal with the tragedy alone.
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