Author Archives: Jay Butchko
BSG Lawyers Presented at Maryland’s Premier Workers’ Compensation Program: Hot Tips in Workers’ Compensation
BSG Law is proud to share that Gretchen Rogers and Ari Laric had the opportunity to present at Hot Tips in Workers’ Compensation, Maryland’s premier workers’ compensation educational program, hosted by the Maryland State Bar Association (MSBA) Negligence, Insurance, and Workers’ Compensation Section on Thursday, May 7, 2026. This annual program is one of… Read More »
Congratulations to Brandon Cooper for being appointed as BSG Law’s Chief Litigation Officer (CLO)!
We are proud to announce that Brandon Cooper has been appointed as the firm’s Chief Litigation Officer (CLO)! In addition to his continued work as a trial attorney, Brandon will now oversee and manage all litigation-related matters across the firm. In this leadership role, Brandon will be responsible for guiding litigation strategy, supporting attorneys… Read More »
Drowsy Driving Accidents In Maryland: The Risks And How To Protect Your Rights In An Injury Claim
Most people would never get behind the wheel after drinking, but they often think nothing of driving when they are exhausted. Unfortunately, being drowsy can be just as dangerous. Going just an hour without sleep slows your reaction time, impairs judgment, and in the worst cases, causes drivers to fall asleep at the wheel…. Read More »
Child Bicycle Safety: How Parents Can Reduce Maryland Bike Accident Risks This Spring
Spring weather and increased daylight hours give children more time to play outdoors on weekends and after school. Riding bikes is a favorite activity and provides hours of fun, adventure, and physical fitness, but parents need to be aware of the risks. Bicycle accidents in Maryland happen on an unfortunately frequent basis, and children… Read More »
Maryland Spring Break Injuries: How To Protect Your Rights To Compensation
Whether you have a few days off or a whole break, spring break vacations provide a time to relax, explore, and recharge. Spending time at the beach, in the mountains, at amusement parks, or touring big cities? Make safety a top priority. Spring break accidents pose serious risks and can leave Maryland residents with… Read More »
Hit And Run Car Accidents In Maryland: How Victims Can Recover Compensation
A hit-and-run accident is a traumatic experience on every level. One moment you are going about your day, and the next you are dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, and a driver who chose to flee instead of taking responsibility. The frustrating reality is that not every hit-and-run driver gets caught, but that does not… Read More »
Teen Driver Safety: How Maryland Parents Can Protect Teens During Prom Season
Prom night is one of the most anticipated events of the year for teens. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most common times for teen car accidents in Maryland. Whether your son or daughter is driving or riding along with others, parents need to be aware of the risks. Our experienced Maryland car… Read More »
Maryland House Bill 347 Expands Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Firefighters with Hypertension
Effective October 1, 2026, Maryland House Bill 347 (HB 347) significantly expands workers’ compensation rights for firefighters diagnosed with hypertension. The new law, which is just awaiting the Governor’s Signature, removes a major obstacle that previously prevented many active fire service members from qualifying for benefits — the requirement that they miss time from work before… Read More »
When Maryland Workers’ Compensation Benefits Stop Too Soon
For injured workers in Maryland, workers’ compensation benefits are a lifeline, paying for medical care and covering part of your lost income while you heal. But what happens when those payments suddenly stop, even though you’re still unable to work? If your benefits end too soon, it’s natural to feel anxious or even betrayed…. Read More »
Can You Choose Your Own Doctor In A Maryland Workers’ Compensation Case?
After a work injury, choosing the right doctor can make or break your recovery. You want someone who listens, understands your condition, and focuses on getting you healthy, not just back to work fast. When your medical care is tied to a workers’ compensation claim, who gets to decide? In Maryland, injured workers do… Read More »