Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Violent Injuries That Impact Health Care Workers And Your Rights To Maryland Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Whether you’re a nurse, home health aide, emergency room tech, or medical assistant, the risk of violence on the job is very real. Altercations can happen while helping patients, interacting with families, and performing other work duties, causing serious injuries that impact you for a long time afterward. If you get hurt due to… Read More »
Do Pre-Existing Conditions Bar You From Maryland Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
If you have a pre-existing condition, can you be automatically denied workers’ compensation in Maryland? The answer is no, but these claims are often contested. If on-the-job accidents or injuries aggravated or worsened a condition you already had, you may still be entitled to benefits under Maryland workers’ compensation laws. However, it is not… Read More »
Head-On Collisions in Maryland Among The Most Devastating Crashes
Among the most devastating types of car accidents in Maryland are head-on collisions. When two vehicles strike each other front-to-front, the force of impact is often extreme and can cause life-threatening personal injuries for motorists involved. Our experienced Maryland car accident attorneys represent victims and their families in these cases, investigating what happened and… Read More »
Common Causes of Tractor-Trailer Crashes in Maryland and Who’s Liable In A Claim
Maryland motorists are accustomed to sharing the road with tractor-trailers. These massive vehicles move goods across I-95, I-70, and other major highways that crisscross the state. Unfortunately, when something goes wrong, the consequences can be catastrophic. Maryland tractor-trailer truck accidents often impact other drivers on the road and can cause severe, life-threatening personal injuries…. Read More »
Emotional Distress In Maryland Car Accident Claims And Your Rights To Compensation
Car accidents in Maryland are violent events, and it is not just the physical injuries that leave a mark. Many victims experience panic, nightmares, anxiety, or a racing heart long after a crash. Even those terrifying moments before impact can cause lasting trauma. You may be entitled to compensation for your suffering and emotional… Read More »
Independent Contractor or Employee? Why It Matters in a Maryland Workers’ Compensation Claim
Here’s the problem: you get hurt while working, but your employer says you’re an independent contractor, not an employee. That one label can mean the difference between getting your medical bills covered or being left to deal with them alone. If you’re not sure where you fall, you’re not alone. The truth is, employers… Read More »
Maryland Personal Injury Settlements vs. Trials: What’s the Better Option for Your Case?
If you are injured and thinking about taking legal action, you’ve probably wondered: Will this go to trial? It’s one of the most common questions our Maryland personal injury attorneys hear, and one of the biggest concerns for people unfamiliar with the legal system. Here’s the truth: most Maryland personal injury cases never see… Read More »
Popular Fall Activities In Maryland And How to Reduce Injury Risks
Autumn is a favorite time of year, and there are plenty of fun fall activities throughout Maryland. Pumpkin patches, hayrides, local festivals, and football games are great ways to enjoy the crisp weather, but be aware of potential risks. When property owners and event organizers fail to prioritize safety, a day of fall fun… Read More »
Hurt on the Job as a Nurse? Filing a Maryland Workers’ Compensation Claim
From hospitals to nursing homes to clinics, nurses spend long shifts caring for patients, often putting their own health at risk. The physical and emotional demands of the job leave them susceptible to injuries. While workers’ compensation in Maryland can help cover their costs, getting a claim approved isn’t easy. Berman, Sobin, Gross, Feldman… Read More »
Teacher Injuries: Common Challenges Educators Face in Maryland Workers’ Compensation Claims
As children throughout Maryland head back to school, teachers are adjusting to new schedules and learning a fresh set of names. While the start of a new semester can be exciting for educators, they need to be aware of common hazards that can put them at risk. Accidents on school grounds can occur in… Read More »