Business Details
Trusted Federal Workers Compensation Lawyers Nationwide
Aumiller Lomax LLC has established itself as a leader in federal workers' compensation law, with over 30 combined years of experience advocating for injured federal employees nationwide. Our attorneys possess an in-depth understanding of the Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA) and the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) system, enabling us to guide clients through complex claims processes with strategic precision. We specialize in representing postal workers, Department of Defense employees, Veterans Administration staff, Bureau of Prisons personnel, and other federal workers, handling cases involving schedule awards, permanent injuries, occupational diseases, and repetitive stress injuries.Our approach combines legal expertise with personalized service, ensuring clients receive comprehensive education about their rights while we handle evidentiary requirements and procedural compliance. We maintain a proven track record of maximizing compensation through meticulous case preparation and a commitment to making the federal compensation system work effectively for our clients.
Services
Federal Workers Compensation
Schedule Award Claims
OWCP Representation
Postal Employee Claims
Department of Defense Cases
Veterans Administration Representation
Bureau of Prisons Cases
Occupational Disease Claims
Repetitive Stress Injuries
Permanent Injury Awards
Highlights and features
- Over 30 combined years of experience in federal workers' compensation law
- Specialized representation for FECA claims and schedule award applications
- Nationwide service for postal workers, military contractors, and federal agency employees
- Proven track record in complex OWCP case management
- Client-focused approach with free initial consultations and no upfront fees
What people say
Professional and thorough
Highly recommend
Secured great schedule award
Excellent client communication
Expert legal knowledge
Services
Federal Workers Compensation
Our firm specializes in representing federal employees through the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) claims process. We assist clients in securing wage replacement compensation, medical benefits, and vocational rehabilitation under the Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA). Our attorneys handle all aspects of the claims process from initial applications to appeals, ensuring proper documentation and compliance with federal regulations while advocating for maximum benefits.
Schedule Award Claims
We help injured federal workers pursue schedule awards for permanent impairments recognized under FECA. Our attorneys coordinate medical evaluations, prepare impairment ratings, and submit comprehensive claims for body parts listed in OWCP guidelines. With extensive experience in permanent injury cases, we ensure clients receive appropriate compensation for losses involving extremities, vision, hearing, and other compensable impairments through meticulous case preparation and legal strategy.
Postal Employee Claims
Our firm provides specialized legal support for United States Postal Service workers suffering job-related injuries. We handle claims for repetitive stress injuries, lifting accidents, slip-and-fall incidents, and dog bite injuries through the FECA system. Our attorneys understand the unique challenges postal workers face and work to secure comprehensive compensation for medical expenses, wage loss, and permanent impairments while protecting clients' employment rights.
Department of Defense Cases
We represent civilian Department of Defense employees in FECA claims for workplace injuries and occupational diseases. Our attorneys handle cases involving administrative staff, maintenance workers, and technical personnel across domestic and international bases. We specialize in complex claims requiring coordination with military medical facilities and ensure proper documentation of service-connected injuries through detailed evidentiary submissions to OWCP.
Occupational Disease Claims
Our firm advocates for federal workers suffering from occupational diseases caused by hazardous workplace exposures. We handle claims involving respiratory conditions, chemical exposure illnesses, and repetitive motion disorders through the FECA system. Our attorneys gather medical evidence, establish causal relationships between employment and illness, and present compelling cases to OWCP to secure appropriate medical treatment and compensation for affected federal employees.
People
Aaron Aumiller
Attorney
With over 15 years of experience in federal workers' compensation law, Aaron Aumiller specializes in complex FECA claims and schedule award applications. He has successfully represented numerous federal employees in OWCP proceedings and appeals, maintaining a strong track record of maximizing client compensation through strategic legal representation.
Jason Lomax
Attorney
Jason Lomax brings extensive expertise in federal workers' rights, focusing on postal employee claims and Department of Defense cases. With a decade of experience in FECA litigation, he has secured significant schedule awards for clients through meticulous case preparation and deep understanding of OWCP procedural requirements.
Questions
What federal workers are eligible for FECA benefits?
Federal civilian employees, postal workers, and certain contractor personnel injured on the job qualify for FECA benefits through the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs.
How do I file a federal workers' compensation claim?
Contact Aumiller Lomax to prepare Form CA-1 (traumatic injury) or CA-2 (occupational disease) with supporting medical documentation for submission to OWCP.
What is a schedule award under FECA?
A schedule award provides compensation for permanent impairment to specific body parts recognized by OWCP, calculated using established payment schedules for each impairment rating.
Can I appeal an OWCP claim denial?
Yes, our attorneys can file reconsideration requests, schedule hearings, or pursue appeals to the Employees Compensation Appeals Board within strict deadlines.
How long do FECA claims take to process?
Initial claims typically take 60-90 days, while complex cases involving schedule awards or appeals may require 6-12 months for final resolution through OWCP.
Do I need an attorney for my federal workers' comp case?
While not required, legal representation significantly improves success rates in complex claims, appeals, and schedule award applications through proper evidentiary preparation.
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