There has been a recent surge in the number of complaints regarding hip implants. While hip implants are not normally considered to be dangerous products, the stories of people in Maryland and across the country who have been incapacitated by something that was...
Representing Clients
Throughout the State of Maryland
Month: August 2011
Serious accident as residents evacuate for hurricane Irene
The Maryland State Police have reported a serious accident on Westbound Route 50 as residents evacuate. Many motorists who had been using the highway as an evacuation route were detoured earlier in the day as a result of the car accident. The highway has now reopened...
Small children injured by defective tabletop chair
The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports the recall of tens of thousands of tabletop feeding chairs due to a risk that the chair, and potentially the infant inside it can fall to the floor. The defective product can unexpectedly become unattached from the...
Bad weather plays role in fatal accident
Police say that the rain and thunderstorms that moved through the area last weekend, which caused flooding and power outages, may have also played a role in causing a fatal accident in Maryland.The accident happened at about 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Singer Road and...
Study: Hospital errors and infections are very common
How risky should it be to go to the hospital? Does going to the hospital seem like a bigger risk than flying? Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO), a branch of the United Nations, released a report that indicated that going to the hospital may be far riskier...
Online sellers may still be selling unsafe cribs
In June, we wrote that the Consumer Product Safety Commission had introduced new crib safety standards in order to prevent injuries to infants. That change was long overdue. However, many potentially dangerous cribs are still on the market.The CPSC has found that...
Summer heat can injure Maryland workers
The summer of 2011 has been a hot one indeed. With record heat gripping the East Coast, many Maryland workers in outdoor jobs find themselves vulnerable to heat-related workplace injuries.According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, July was the...
Maryland OSHA investigating fatal construction accident
The Maryland Occupational Safety and Health agency (MOSH) is investigating a fatal accident that occurred at a Maryland construction site. It is the second serious accident at the site so far this summer. In this latest tragedy, a 27-year-old construction worker died...
Salmonella leads to recall of 36 million pounds of ground turkey
Whether a company makes automobiles, power tools, food, or any other product, manufacturers have a duty to make sure that their products are safe for consumers to use. When unsafe products make it to the marketplace and into our homes, people can be harmed and product...
-
-
Brian D. KatzenbergRated by Super Lawyersloading ...
-
Alex S. Katzenberg, IIIRated by Super Lawyersloading ...
-
Erin H. SnyderRated by Super Lawyersloading ...
-
