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Top Little Falls Railroad Worker Injury-FELA Lawyers - Minnesota

Nearby Cities: Sartell, Saint Joseph, Brainerd, Sauk Rapids, Long Prairie

Related Practice Areas: Workers' Compensation, Labor, Employment, Employment Law -- Employer

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At the law firm of Armbruster, Dripps, Winterscheidt & Blotevogel, LLC, we focus our efforts on achieving justice for those who suffered an injury or loss as the result of someone else's negligence or wrongdoing, as well as helping injured workers secure the benefits they need to support themselves and their families. Our law office is located in Maryville, Illinois, but we represent clients...

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    Bremseth Law Firm of Minnetonka, Minnesota, is known throughout the western United States as a leader in railroad worker injury/FELA cases. We also represent individuals catastrophically injured or killed in car accidents and in medical settings. Our style, honed by firm founder Fred Bremseth, is aggressive, aiming always to obtain maximum compensation for our clients. Our awards are considered...

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    Experienced Personal Injury Plaintiff Representation Paige J. Donnelly, Ltd., is an established law firm located in Downtown Saint Paul, Minnesota. We focus solely on personal injury claims and are known specifically for resolving the most complex cases that other firms may not be equipped to handle. Our law firm dates back more than 50 years and each of our attorneys brings a wealth of meaningful...

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Railroad worker injury lawyers can assist with claims arising out of Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) to help injured railroad workers receive compensation for their injuries.

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