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WHAT IF YOU OR A BROTHER WAS INVOLVED IN A CRITICAL INCIDENT/ACCIDENT IN THE WORK PLACE? (CLICK HERE)

49 CFR Part 272-Regulation on Critical Incident Stress Plans

"SAFETY FIRST" BLE&T SAFETY PERFORMANCE GUIDE

BLET LOCOMOTIVE DAILY INSPECTION FORM

U.S. HOURS OF SERVICE CHANGES:  TRAIN & ENGINE SERVICE EMPLOYEE JOB AID, PUBLISHED BY CN

CN DISTRIBUTED POWER INSTRUCTION (most common)
CN DISTRUBUTED POWER GE HARRIS BOX INSTRUCTION
Union Pacific Distributed Power Quick Reference

WAUKESHA SUB DISTANCE CHART
CROSSING AND INTERLOCKING DISTANCES ON THE CN/EJ&E

2015 CN Substance and Alcohol Free Environment Policy

CN Code of Conduct

THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER: CN's Job Summary

Wisconsin Code Two Man Crew Law - 192.25
Wisconsin Code Railroads Chapter 2-Motor Vehicle Requirements

ILLINOIS CREW TRANSPORT INFORMATION
Inspection, Tests and Insurance Illinois Crew Transport Complaint Form


ILLINOIS RAILROAD EMPLOYEES MEDICAL TREATMENT ACT
Railroads must provide prompt medical attention for a railroad employee who is injured.


FREIGHT RAILROAD SAFETY: Hours of Service Changes Have Increased Rest Time, but More Can Be Done to Address Fatigue Risks
CLICK HERE to download a U.S. Government report in pdf


Railroad Labor and It's History

As reported in the 1915 edition of the "Railway Statistics of the United States," 2,565 railway employees were killed in 1914. That's a 17% decrease from year 1913! Since records were kept, the peak year for employee deaths was in 1907 when 4,353 were killed! Please remember our FELA Counsel listed below. Feel free to call anyone of them listed or visit the fine web sites by clicking on the names.
FELA COUNSEL
The Federal Employers Liability Act was passed by Congress in 1908, for the purpose of providing compensation to railroad employees who are injured on the job. It enables injured employees to bring claims directly against their employers where it can be shown that it was the railroad's negligence that caused the injury.  The FELA is a specialized area of the law.  The BLET has recommended members of the Academy of Rail Labor Attorneys (ARLA) to whom members can go for guidance, advice, and representation.  They are all experienced in handling FELA claims.  Many FELA counsel are based in one state, yet practice FELA law in many states.  Remember, all advice is free.  When in doubt, call your Local Chairman or any of these Counsel listed below.
Hoey & Farinia
Hoey & Farina, P.C.
542 S. Dearborn, Ste. 200
Chicago, Illinois 60605
Toll Free: 1-888-425-1212
Phone: 312-939-1212
Fax: 312-939-7842
Don't Get Railroaded
Hoey & Farina's informational video for
railroaders -- Don't Get Railroaded -- is
intended as a way to address the questions and
concerns about what railroaders should do if
they sustain an on-the-job injury. The video is
less than 30 minutes in its entirety.
(CLICK HERE) to view the video link

www.hoeyfarina.com
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Hunegs LeNeave & Kvas
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

1000 Twelve Oaks Center Drive
Suite 101
Wayzata, MN 55391
Toll Free: 800-328-4340
www.hlklaw.com
Kujawski & Associates, P.C.
1331 Park Plaza Drive Suite 2
O'Fallon, Illinois 62269-1764
Phone (618) 622-3600
Fax (618) 622-3700
Toll Free (800) 624-4571
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AnesiOzmon LogoAnesi Ozmon
161 North Clark St Suite 2100
Chicago, Illinois   60601
312-779-6610
www.anesilaw.com
O'Brien Chod, LLC
Nationwide FELA Lawyers
326 South 21st Street Suite 306
Saint Louis, MO 63103
Phone: 314-685-8919
Toll Free: 877-746-3165
Fax: 314-621-7476
www.obrienchod.com
Schlichter LogoSchlichter, Bogard & Denton
100 S. 4th Street, Suite 900
St. Louis, Missouri   63102
800-873-5297
314-621-6115
www.uselaws.com
Yaeger LogoYaeger, Jungbauer & Barczak, PLC
745 Kasota Avenue
Minneapolis , Minnesota 55414
Toll Free: 800-435-7888
Fax: 612-333-3619
"BEST OF THE YAEGER REPORT" CLICK HERE to download your copy