Every day, thousands of Marylanders travel between home and work. When accidents happen during your commute, knowing whether it is considered "work-related" or "personal" can significantly impact your recovery options. The "coming and going" rule basics Maryland law...
Estate planning often comes with unique challenges when you have a blended family, especially if you have both biological children and stepchildren. How can you make sure all your children inherit from your estate? And what estate planning tools can help you achieve...
Workers’ compensation provides benefits to employees who suffer job-related injuries or illnesses. This system ensures injured workers receive medical treatment and compensation for lost wages. However, not all claims get approved, and understanding what to do after a...
Are you worried about filing a workers' compensation claim because you had a previous injury? You're not alone. Many people think old injuries prevent them from getting benefits for new injuries or work accidents. The good news? Having a previous health condition or...
Many of us want to avoid driving in winter weather or on icy roads. Driving in these conditions can be challenging and create anxiety, no matter how experienced a driver you are. When the roads are bad, you should adjust your driving habits. This is one of the most...
Picture this: You have sustained significant injuries in a car accident. As a result, you now face mounting medical bills on top of physical pain and emotional distress. The whole situation feels unfair, but how would you hold the responsible party accountable for...
When a parent passes away without leaving a will in Maryland, the distribution of their estate follows the state's intestacy laws. These laws outline who inherits, the percentage each person receives and the order of inheritance. Children of the deceased may benefit...