Partnership for the Future - Teamsters Local 25
Partnership for the Future - Teamsters Local 25
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6867_<strong>Local</strong><strong>25</strong>_Fall07.qxp 12/14/07 11:09 AM Page 15<strong>Teamsters</strong> TV CoversWorkers’ Compensation <strong>Local</strong> Attorney Explains Rights on <strong>the</strong> JobOn Thursday November 8, 2007, <strong>Teamsters</strong> TVbroadcastedasegmentaboutworker’scompensationwith attorney Brian Cloherty, whospecializes in <strong>the</strong> field.“We were able to secure one of <strong>the</strong> best worker’scompensation attorneys in <strong>the</strong> country to give hisviewpoint on our latest broadcast of <strong>Teamsters</strong> TV,”<strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong> President Sean M. O’Brien said. “BrianCloherty is a city kid from Brighton, Massachusettsand he can really relate to our membership, especiallywhen <strong>the</strong>y hurt <strong>the</strong>mselves at work.”Cloherty is a senior partner in <strong>the</strong> law firm ofKeches & Mallen. He is a graduate of New EnglandSchool of Law and has been practicing law in <strong>the</strong> fieldof worker’s compensation <strong>for</strong> 22 years. Be<strong>for</strong>e joiningKeches & Mallen, Cloherty spent three years working<strong>for</strong> Liberty Mutual Insurance Company in <strong>the</strong> field ofworker’s compensation. He is a member of <strong>the</strong>Massachusetts Bar and The Massachusetts Academyof Trial Attorneys. He has lectured at many unionseminars on <strong>the</strong> topic of worker’s compensation and hehas been passionately representing <strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong> members<strong>for</strong> more than 17 years.The members of <strong>Teamsters</strong> <strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong>, day in and dayout, go to work and use <strong>the</strong>ir bodies to per<strong>for</strong>m <strong>the</strong>essential tasks of physically demanding manual labor.“The purpose of <strong>the</strong> broadcast was to make surethat Teamster members are fully in<strong>for</strong>med of <strong>the</strong>irrights, should <strong>the</strong>y get hurt at work, which is a commitmentthat <strong>Teamsters</strong> <strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong> has always adhered to,”Cloherty said. “In fact, it is a stated goal of PresidentO’Brien’s administration to continue to provide thisservice to <strong>the</strong> membership of <strong>Teamsters</strong> <strong>Local</strong> <strong>25</strong>.”www.teamsterslocal<strong>25</strong>.com | FALL 2007 | The SPOKESMAN | 13