Category Archives: Personal Injury
Are You Fully Protected As A Seasonal Or Temporary Worker?
A lot of industries rely on seasonal and temporary workers. From holiday hires in bustling retail stores to landscaping crews and waterfront businesses, these workers fill essential roles during peak seasons. Day laborers, too, often step in for short-term projects in construction, agriculture, or warehousing. But what happens if a seasonal or temporary worker… Read More »
Ice, Heatwaves, And Employer Responsibility
Changing seasons bring more than just shifts in temperature, they also create real hazards for workers. From icy loading docks in the winter to sweltering heatwaves in the summer, employees face weather-related risks that can cause serious injuries or illnesses. When weather incidents happen on the job and employees are hurt, many workers are… Read More »
Veterans And Medical Malpractice At VA Hospitals
Individuals who have served in the military rely on the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals for essential medical care. In Maryland, facilities like the Baltimore VA Medical Center and the Perry Point VA Medical Center serve thousands of former service members each year. While many veterans receive excellent treatment, mistakes can and do… Read More »
What Happens If An Accident Occurs During An Insurance Gap?
Car and truck insurance is meant to provide financial protection when accidents happen. But what if your policy isn’t active at the time of a crash? This is known as an insurance gap, and it can create significant problems for drivers, passengers, and accident victims. Insurance gaps can happen for many reasons, but they… Read More »
Accessing Relief When Injured On Public Property
Accidents can happen anywhere, on a sidewalk, in a grocery store, or even at a friend’s home. But when an injury occurs on government-owned property, the process of pursuing compensation looks very different than a typical premises liability case. Claims against government entities are governed by special rules, strict deadlines, and liability caps. If… Read More »
Drivers From Other Countries And Securing Financial Relief
Maryland’s highways and local roads are busy with more than just commuters and commercial drivers. Tourists, international students, and temporary workers also share the roads, sometimes behind the wheel of rental cars or personal vehicles. Being involved in a crash with someone from another country can add unique complications to your claim. Speak with… Read More »
Can You Sue If You Receive The Wrong Medication From A Pharmacy?
Picking up a prescription from your local pharmacy is a task you do to take care of yourself. When doing so, you trust that the medication you have been given is exactly what your doctor ordered. Yet pharmacy errors can and do happen. This is sadly more common than many realize, and the consequences… Read More »
Visibility Issues Lead To Slip-And-Fall Claims In Maryland
An issue that plays a significant role in many slip-and-fall accidents is poor visibility. Whether it’s dim lighting in a stairwell, a burnt-out bulb in a parking lot, or an exit path blocked by clutter, inadequate visibility can lead to serious injuries and legal liability. In Maryland, victims of these accidents may have a… Read More »
Sales Reps, High Mileage, And Road Risks
For many sales representatives and other professionals whose jobs require constant travel, time on the road is part of the workday. Whether you’re visiting clients across Baltimore, covering multiple counties, or driving long stretches along I‑95, the miles can add up quickly. Unfortunately, the more time you spend behind the wheel, the greater your… Read More »
When A Radiologist Misses The Mark
Diagnostic imaging plays a critical role in modern medicine. From broken bones to brain injuries, X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasounds help physicians identify problems and determine the best course of treatment. But what happens when those images are misread or overlooked? In Baltimore and across Maryland, patients are sometimes harmed not by the… Read More »
