Your Essential Guide After a Railroad Injury
The decisions you make after a railroad injury can affect your health, the evidence available, and a potential FELA claim. This free guide gives railroad workers 10 practical steps to follow after an injury, along with tools to help document what happened, track medical care, and prepare important information for your attorney.
Free Guide
Whats Included
The 10 Commandments of FELA
Learn the key steps railroad workers should consider after an injury, from reporting the incident and getting medical care to documenting witnesses, protecting evidence, and consulting FELA counsel.
Detailed Guidance for Each Step
Understand why each action matters, including injury reporting, medical treatment, witness information, photographs, recorded statements, injury reports, and communications with the railroad.
Worksheets to Document Your Injury
Use built-in worksheets to record incident details, witnesses, equipment, medical treatment, safety concerns, employer responses, and questions to discuss with your FELA attorney.
A Guide You Can Use After an Injury
This 20-page guide is designed to be more than something you read once. The final sections give you space to organize information about the incident, your job assignment, equipment involved, witnesses, medical treatment, safety concerns, and the railroad’s response.
Keep the PDF for reference, print the worksheets, or share it with a railroad worker or family member who may need it.