Qualifying for federal workers compensation can be a difficult and confusing process. The Federal Employees Compensation Act: Practice Guide offers a path through the OWCP maze with clear, easy to follow directions for each step.
Not sure where to start? See what you should do in the first 10 days after an injury.
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Contents
The two volume Federal Employees Practice Guide contains nearly 3000 pages, and includes a comprehensive table of contents and index. First published in 1994, it receives yearly updates as the law changes. Although dense with information, it contains 18 check lists that summarize how to analyze and prove the different elements of a FECA claim. There are practice tips learned from years of experience, recent case law, significant program rules, sample legal memorandums and appellate briefs.
- Checklists to simplify the process (and ensure you don’t miss important deadlines)
- Sample Checklist: The First 10 Days
- Chapters and sections (pdf)
- Comprehensive Index (pdf)
About the Author
Howard L. Graham has over 45 years of experience in disability and civil rights law. He wrote the first version of The Federal Employment Compensation Act: Practice Guide to make the law more accessible for all. If you need help in getting started, or are unsure of whether this is the right guidebook for you, please send me an email (below).
To Purchase
The book can be ordered from the publisher as an ebook, as a soft-bound printed edition, or as a monthly subscription (includes yearly updates). You can also call 1-888-728-7667 to order.
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