Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Workplace Falls in Maryland: How They Happen And Your Rights To Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Falls are among the leading causes of personal injuries in Maryland and one of the places they are most likely to happen is in the workplace. Whether a fall occurs on a construction site, in an office, or while making deliveries, it can cause injuries that leave you facing long-term medical costs while being… Read More »
Can An Employer Fire You for Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim in Maryland?
Maryland workers who get injured on the job may be entitled to workers’ compensation, which acts as insurance and helps pay medical costs and lost earnings while you recover. Most businesses in the state are required to carry workers’ compensation coverage. However, they may be less than thrilled with having to pay benefits and… Read More »
Do You Need a Lawyer To File A Maryland Workers’ Compensation Claim?
Work-related accidents in Maryland can leave you facing debilitating injuries and concerns about your health, income, and future. Workers’ compensation benefits in Maryland protect you during this difficult time. However, filing a claim and getting the payments you are entitled to is rarely an easy process. An experienced Maryland workers’ compensation attorney explains how… Read More »
Denied Maryland Workers’ Compensation Benefits? Your Rights To An Appeal
Getting hurt on the job is stressful enough. When your Maryland workers’ compensation claim gets denied, it can feel like the system is stacked against you. Unfortunately, denials, delays, and disputes over workers’ comp benefits are common. Whether it’s a paperwork issue, lack of medical evidence, or an employer challenging your claim, you have… Read More »
Pedestrian Accidents in Maryland: Know The Risks And Your Rights as a Victim
As spring brings more sunshine and pleasant weather to our area, you are likely to see more people walking around. Walking can be fun and provides excellent physical fitness but use caution when navigating busy streets or walking through public parking. Pedestrian accidents in Maryland are common at this time of year and can… Read More »
Spring Motorcycle Accidents in Maryland: The Risks And Your Rights To Compensation In A Claim
Motorcycles are one of the most exhilarating ways to travel, and spring is one of the busiest times for bikers. Unfortunately, this is also the time of year when motorcycle accidents in Maryland increase as well, which can result in severe, potentially life-threatening harm. Recklessness on the part of motorists is frequently to blame,… Read More »
Rideshare Accidents in Maryland: Who is Liable for Uber and Lyft Crashes?
Ridesharing services play an essential role in providing transportation for many Maryland residents. However, with the rise of companies such as Uber and Lyft and the increase in ridesharing drivers, the risk of accidents also increases. If you get injured in a rideshare accident in Maryland, you need to know who to hold liable… Read More »
How Safe Is Your Vehicle? What Maryland Drivers Need to Know About Auto Recalls
Maryland residents rely on driving to get to work or school, run errands, and visit loved ones. While most drivers are aware that the reckless behavior of other motorists can put them at risk, they may not realize the hazards posed by their own vehicle. Automobile manufacturers are routinely forced to recall large numbers… Read More »
Speed-Related Car Accidents in Maryland Are A Growing Threat On Local Roads
Speeding remains one of the deadliest driving behaviors and contributes to thousands of car accidents in Maryland each year. For victims, the consequences can be devastating and potentially life-threatening. A recent speed-related accident on I-495 in Montgomery County tragically illustrates how dangerous these crashes can be. Our Maryland car accident attorneys represent victims and… Read More »
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 »