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Trenches are one of many hazards to be aware of if working on a construction site in Maryland. Gravity dictates that when you cut a trench into the ground, the surrounding earth wants to fall in and fill it. If you are inside when that happens, the consequences could...
Nurses dedicate their careers to helping and caring for others when they are ill or injured. However, hospitals expose nurses and all types of healthcare workers to considerable risks in terms of occupational illnesses and injuries. In fact, according to the Bureau of...
A workplace accident can lead to amputation in one of two ways: 1) you could lose a limb in the actual accident or; 2) the event could leave you with injuries so severe that surgeons have little choice but to amputate afterward. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor...
Workers’ compensation is often associated with catastrophic injuries that happened at a specific point. A fall, overexertion or being struck by an object are all common examples of this. However, injured or ill workers can also claim workers’ compensation when an...
When someone hits you with their car, you can be dealing with extensive injuries, property damage and emotional distress. Holding the appropriate party responsible for this experience can be a top priority. However, negligent or reckless parties typically are not...
Working as a Maryland police officer, paramedic, firefighter, or correctional officer can require individuals to put their safety on the line to protect civilians. These are stressful, demanding jobs that typically involve long hours, emotional distress and exposure...
Working in various settings can expose workers to a range of hazards, including heights, accidents involving heavy machinery and electrical events. These hazards put workers at risk of being injured or killed on the job, so preventing them is vital. Wearing...
The pandemic has brought to the surface numerous complicated issues that people do not know how to resolve. For instance, the issue of whether an employer is responsible for the death of an employee's family member after contracting COVID-19 remains thorny and...
Industrial facilities can be noisy, dangerous places to work. Workers must be alert and cautious, and they should comply with safety regulations to avoid accidents. However, even the most cautious worker can be injured or killed in an industrial accident when other...
A concussion is not just something that happens in crashes or football games. It can occur whenever a person experiences an event that causes the head to move back and forth rapidly. For instance, concussions can happen to people while they are at work if they fall...
