There are always a significant number of construction projects in progress throughout Maryland. While this is a boon to the economy, improves the landscape and provides jobs for construction workers, there are inherent dangers with this type of employment....
Month: June 2019
Risky jobs can cause personal injury and death in Maryland
Maryland residents can suffer personal injury and death in many ways whether it is when they are out on the road as drivers or pedestrians or it is because of an accident while at work. Since these incidents are so unexpected and can be costly in an endless number of...
Teen drivers enhance risk of personal injury and death in summer
The roads in Maryland and across the nation can be treacherous at any time of year, but there are certain months when that danger is exacerbated by circumstances. One such time is the summer. A significant factor in the enhanced risk is the number of teens who are on...
What workers’ compensation benefits can I get for a hernia?
Maryland workers might think workers' compensation benefits are limited to injuries where they have broken bones, head injuries, back injuries and worse. However, any injury, condition or illness that limits the person's ability to do his or her job and came about...
Teen ADHD increases danger of auto accidents
Teenage drivers are known to be at high risk for being involved in crashes and causing personal injuries to others. Because they are inexperienced, this is a natural phenomenon. Adding in other factors and the danger of a young driver is inherent and concerning.A new...
Estate planning excuses that do not stand the test of time
One of the biggest issues with estate planning in Maryland is that people are reluctant to take that first step and create even a basic document that addresses their needs. Even those who have excuses that sound reasonable are mistaken when they do not take certain...