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This Article is a Must Read For All Paducah and Western Kentucky Railroad Workers

By Daryl T. Dixon

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The following article is written by my Attorney friend, Rick Shapiro.  He is discussing Radioactive exposures to Railroad Workers and their rights.  He goes into great detail and discusses workers in Oak Ridge and Paducah Kentucky, where hazards are the greatest.  As an Attorney that handles Kentucky Railroad Injuries, I think this article is a MUST READ!!!

Radioactive Exposures to Kentucky Railroad Workers.  Read it now and comment on Rick's blog or on mine.  I will make sure he gets any comments that are posted to my blog.

Full post as published by Bowling Green Personal Injury Lawyer on May 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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