Baltimore job sites move fast. Whether you work on a rowhouse in Fells Point or a highway project on I-95, risks remain high. Many workers mistakenly believe only broken bones qualify for benefits. Maryland law provides coverage for moderate injuries like sprains or...
People involved in car crashes don't always notice their injuries immediately. They may already have significant pain symptoms due to an issue with their shoulder or their hip that they have had for years. As such, the pain they feel immediately after a car crash may...
People typically understand that they need to take action after severe car crashes. When someone ends up in a coma or dies because of the collision, insurance often isn't sufficient. In cases where a collision is minor and produces only property damage or minimal...
Collisions involving large commercial trucks and passenger vehicles are among the worst wrecks possible. The difference in size and weight often produces catastrophic damage to the smaller vehicle. While drivers generally want to avoid any type of collision,...
When a drunk driver causes a crash, fault for the collision is typically clear. Driving under the influence (DUI) offenses are crimes, and the drunk driver could very well end up facing criminal charges because of the choices that they made. The people affected by...
Drug use in the workplace can inspire serious consequences for both workers who are trying to avoid occupational harm and for some who have already suffered due to work-related circumstances. For example, in Maryland, workers who are injured on the job are generally...
Texting and driving is one of the most dangerous moves that young drivers can make. Teens are particularly vulnerable to the temptation of checking their phones behind the wheel. While teens are not always inclined to listen to their parents, parents do play a...
In Maryland, you can file a workers' compensation claim for a repetitive stress injury, but certain factors must be considered. Repetitive stress injuries (RSIs) develop over time due to repeated motions or overuse of body parts. Jobs that involve activities like...
People who have too much to drink before driving break the law when they get behind the wheel. If they get caught, the state may prosecute them for a driving under the influence (DUI) offense. In some cases, intoxicated drivers get arrested because they cause...
Your teen faces serious risks while driving on Maryland roads, including crashes, injuries and legal trouble. Even a momentary loss of focus—such as a message alert or a talkative passenger—can trigger a rear-end crash or a sudden swerve. As a parent, you likely worry...
