If you’re a United States Postal Worker who has been injured on the job, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to navigate this difficult time by yourself. Here’s what you need to know about protecting your health, your rights, and your financial future.
Step 1: Seek Medical Attention Immediately
Your health is the most important thing. Report your injury to your supervisor right away and seek medical care. Be sure to document everything, including how the injury happened and any symptoms you’re experiencing. This paperwork will be critical later.
Step 2: File a Federal Workers’ Compensation Claim
As a postal worker, you’re covered under the Federal Workers Compensation. This law provides medical care, wage replacement, and other benefits. Filing a claim can be complex, so it’s important to get everything right the first time.
Step 3: Consider Third-Party Claims
While Federal Workers Compensation covers injuries, it doesn’t always provide enough compensation, especially for serious injuries. If a third party (like a negligent driver, property owner or a company with unsafe equipment) contributed to your injury, you may be entitled to additional compensation through a personal injury claim.
Why Hiring a Lawyer Can Maximize Your Settlement
Navigating federal workers’ compensation and personal injury claims can be overwhelming. That’s where an experienced attorney comes in:
- Maximizing Compensation: Lawyers know how to negotiate with insurance companies and fight for the maximum settlement possible.
- Avoiding Mistakes: A missed deadline or incomplete paperwork can jeopardize your case. A lawyer ensures everything is handled correctly.
- Identifying All Avenues for Compensation: An attorney will investigate your case thoroughly to see if you qualify for third-party claims, which could significantly increase your payout.
Concerned About Legal Costs? Here’s the Truth
Hiring a lawyer doesn’t mean upfront costs. Personal injury attorney Richard Washington works on a contingency fee basis. That means:
- No Fees Unless You Win: You don’t pay anything unless we recover compensation for you.
- No Out-of-Pocket Costs: We cover all the expenses of your case upfront.
Why Call Richard Washington Instead of Another Attorney?
- Focused Experience: Richard has a proven track record of helping working-class individuals, including injured postal workers, get the justice they deserve.
- Compassionate Advocacy: Richard understands the challenges you face after an injury and will treat you like family, not just another case number.
- Personal Attention: Unlike big firms where you’re passed off to assistants, Richard and his team personally handles every case and fights tirelessly for his clients.
What to Do Next
- Gather Documentation: Keep a record of your injury, medical reports, and any communication with your employer or the Department of Labor.
- Contact an Experienced Lawyer: Call Attorney Richard Washington for a free consultation. He’ll evaluate your case and explain your options with no obligation.
- Focus on Recovery: Let Richard handle the legal complexities while you focus on getting better.
Call Richard Washington Today
Don’t leave your future to chance. If you’re a postal worker injured on the job, call Richard Washington now for your free case evaluation. With no upfront costs and a lawyer who truly cares, you have nothing to lose—and everything to gain.
Richard Washington: Fighting for working people. Fighting for you.
Toll free at 1-800-988-0158.


