Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Workers’ Compensation for Remote Employees in Maryland: How To Protect Your Rights To Benefits
Numerous Maryland residents worked from home due to shelter-in-place orders during the COVID-19 pandemic. Once these eased and businesses reopened, many continued to perform their jobs remotely. While there are definite advantages to not having to go to a job site, there are also potential risks. On-the-job injuries can still happen to remote workers…. Read More »
Five Common Reasons For Maryland Workers’ Compensation Denials And How To Protect Your Rights In A Claim
On-the-job accidents in Maryland can happen in any industry. They can cause potentially devastating injuries that require ongoing medical care and leave you unable to work or provide for your loved ones for long months after. While Maryland workers’ compensation benefits can be available to help in this situation, in too many cases, claims… Read More »
Drunk Driving Accidents in Maryland: How To Get Justice And The Compensation You Need To Recover
Drunk driving in Maryland remains a leading cause of car accidents. These crashes often leave innocent victims suffering devastating injuries, significant financial burdens, and lasting emotional trauma. If you or a loved one is injured due to this type of crash, you have the right to hold the drunk driver liable for your losses… Read More »
Work-Related Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Your Rights To Maryland Workers’ Compensation Benefits
A serious and potentially debilitating condition that impacts workers throughout Maryland, carpal tunnel syndrome can happen when repetitive hand and wrist movements put stress on underlying joints and tendons. It can cause significant pain, making it difficult to perform simple daily tasks. Workers’ compensation in Maryland can help cover medical costs and lost wages… Read More »
When Fatigue Is To Blame For On-The-Job Injuries: Your Right To Workers’ Compensation In Maryland
Adjusting to recent time changes has many people feeling extra sluggish. Working long hours, not taking days off, taking care of family members, or even having an active social life can also leave you tired and fatigued. Unfortunately, this increases the risks of on-the-job injuries in Maryland, which jeopardize your health and can prevent… Read More »
Holding Distracted Drivers Accountable: Your Rights After a Maryland Car Accident
Distracted driving is a leading cause of Maryland car accidents. Each April, National Distracted Driving Awareness Month raises awareness of the risks. The National Safety Council warns that texting, adjusting the radio, or other seemingly minor distractions divert attention from the road and can have devastating consequences. You may be entitled to compensation if… Read More »
Criminal Versus Civil DUI Cases: What Maryland DUI Accident Victims Need to Know
Maryland drunk driving accidents are unfortunately common and often leave victims suffering devastating injuries. While drunk drivers can face justice via serious criminal charges, that doesn’t help in dealing with your medical costs, income losses, and emotional suffering. Our Maryland drunk driving accident attorneys represent clients in these cases. We explain that while criminal… Read More »
Surgical Mistakes and Medical Malpractice Claims in Maryland
Surgical errors and mistakes in Maryland are unfortunately common and can have devastating impacts, leading to serious injuries, infections, or even death. If you or a loved one has suffered a surgical mistake, our Maryland medical malpractice attorneys are here to help. Find out common types of surgical errors and how to protect yourself… Read More »
Who’s at Fault in a Maryland Rear-End Collision? Proving Liability Key To Receiving Compensation
Rear-end collisions are among the leading types of car accidents in Maryland. They happen on highways, interstates, and local roads, as well as in neighborhoods and parking lots and can cause concussions, whiplash, and other severe injuries. While it may seem obvious the rear driver is at fault, there are exceptions and insurers often… Read More »
Workers’ Compensation Claims for Executives in Maryland
Workplace injuries can happen to anyone, including high-level executives. They often work in demanding, high-pressure environments, and falls, being struck by objects, overuse injuries, and stress-related health conditions are all common. Workers’ compensation benefits in Maryland can pay for medical bills, lost earnings, and other related costs, but claims processes can be incredibly complex… Read More »