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If you’ve been disabled by an injury or medical condition, then your inability to work can make life difficult. You might struggle to pay for your medical care and your basic necessities, which can shroud your life in uncertainty, and the stress of it all can take a...
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...
Child support is a legal obligation that parents have to provide for their children’s basic needs, such as food, clothing, education and health care. In Maryland, child support is calculated based on a set of guidelines that take into account various factors. Maryland...
Child custody in Maryland, be it sole or joint custody, favors neither mother nor father. Rather, the best interest of the child governs, and once custody and visitation orders are in place, they cannot be modified unless there’s been a material change in the child’s...
In Maryland, auto accidents happen for many reasons. Some are due to drivers going too fast, operating their vehicles while under the influence, behaving recklessly or driving while drowsy. In other cases, there are environmental factors like the weather or the driver...
There are many reasons why Maryland couples may choose not to divorce. One of these reasons is financial stability. Although you know that your marriage is over, you could fear that a divorce would disrupt your financial security or cause you to lose out on important...
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...
For parents going through a divorce or those that have already gone through one, you are likely familiar with the state’s child support system. Whether you are paying or receiving payments through the Maryland child support system, you may not know that the Internal...
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,...
Negligence is a legal theory that underlies most personal injury lawsuits. While negligence means something like "carelessness," the legal term has a specific meaning. To establish negligence, the plaintiff in a Maryland personal injury lawsuit typically must...