Harris Federal Law Firm

In order to understand a shoulder injury, one must first note that the shoulder is made up of three bones: The scapula (shoulder blade) The Humerus (upper arm...

The part of your body that has to bear the weight of you, what you lift, and balance it all; that’s the lower extremities. Lower extremity injuries can be...

Repetitive motion injuries can severely impair one's ability to do their job, or even perform their activities of daily living. A few examples of repetitive...

The nervous system is divided between the central nervous system (spinal cord and brain - myelopathy) and the peripheral nervous system (various sensory...

It is easy to see that a physical force upon one’s head can cause a lasting impact, and even a physical force inside one’s head due to whiplash, but it...

Burns can be extremely painful and potentially debilitating. The skin is almost always affected. However, some burns can be internal, leaving the skin...

Have you lost a limb or had a surgical amputation? If you are a federal employee, and you find that your condition has cost you the ability to do your job,...

The cervical portion of our spine is like an extended wrist to a hand holding a bowling ball. Imagine trying to balance a bowling ball into various necessary...

An exterior force upon the head or the sudden movement of the head in a whiplash fashion can cause a jarring movement disrupting the connection where the...

Under federal law (FECA), any pre-existing injury, if proven to be aggravated or accelerated by your federal job, may be accepted as a work related condition...