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Whether you work in an office, factory or construction site, all occupations and work environments come with their risks and dangers. Thus, employers seek to address the potential of workers suffering serious injuries in a workplace accident by securing a workers’...
Many Marylanders must continue to work, even outdoors or on the road, despite cold or wintry weather. The nature of their jobs may simply require taking this risk. Still, employers absolutely must take proper steps to keep their employees as safe as possible. Maryland...
Workers’ compensation is meant to provide employees with medical and financial benefits if they suffer an injury or illness on the job. However, just like any other type of insurance, workers’ comp claims can be denied. If you experience an injury or illness as a...
A Marylander who suffers a debilitating workplace injury can seek both workers’ compensation under Maryland law and federal Social Security disability benefits. There is no rule against doing so. However, the worker will need to remember that these are two different...
Maryland workers’ compensation laws are designed to protect workers who are injured on the job. The law requires employers with one or more employees to offer workers’ compensation benefits to employers. Many jobs carry the risk of an eye injury. There are many types...
Workers’ compensation serves as a vital safety net for employees injured on the job. It offers immediate financial support and medical benefits without the need to take your employer to court. Sometimes an injury at work is caused by a third party. This brings up a...
After being injured on the job, you need compensation to offset your losses. The workers’ compensation system seems to promise help, but that isn’t always the case. In fact, many workers’ compensation claims are denied. Sometimes there simply isn’t enough evidence to...
In Maryland, workers can be injured in any type of job. However, there are some jobs that have a higher chance of injury than others. A recent report analyzed work accidents, the jobs they do, who is most vulnerable and more. These factors are important when workers...
Workers in Maryland are entitled to compensation for work-related injuries. But the type of injury can affect their benefit eligibility. Hernias Hernias are an example of how the state’s workers’ compensation laws treat some injuries differently. Lawmakers are now...
Maryland, like most states, requires employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance to cover damages incurred should an employee be injured on the job or develop an occupation-related illness. Compensation may cover a range of costs including medical care,...