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- $34 Million to Restaurant Workers in Carbon Monoxide Case
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- Car Accident Underscores Dangers of Texting While Driving
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- DOT Looking at NTSB Findings on Sleep-Deprived Drivers
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- Fatal Truck, Bus Crashes Put Focus on Stronger Traffic Barriers
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- Deadly Car Crash on U.S. 113 Involves 10 People, Four Vehicles
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- U.S. Supreme Court Hears Seat Belt Product Liability Lawsuit
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- Vehicle Seat Strength Questioned in Product Liability Case
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- Complaints Rising Against DePuy Hip Replacement Implants
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- Federal Study Highlights Drug Use in Vehicle Fatalities
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- Maryland Worker Killed, Others Injured in Car Wash Accident
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- Parents Sue Crib Retailer After Baby’s Death
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- The Cases Against Doctor Conrad Murray Move Forward
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- Maryland Study: Nurses’ Long Hours Linked to Risks to Patients
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- First Responders Train for Electric Vehicle Accidents
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- Department of Justice joins lawsuit over faulty medical devices
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- CPSC recalls drop-side cribs because of suffocation concerns
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- Driving with pets can be dangerous, experts warn
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- Workers’ comp investigators are using Facebook, Social Media
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- Semi-trailer bumpers prone to failure
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- Improved prenatal care can prevent cerebral palsy
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- Moveable soccer goals can be dangerous
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- The Triangle Shirtwaist fire and 100 years of workers’ rights
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- Tom Tupa wins Maryland workers’ compensation case
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- Medical wipes factory closes after U.S. Marshals seize products
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- Car accident in a driveway kills Maryland infant
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- Maryland worker killed in fatal port accident
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- Maryland worker killed in accident at Purina plant
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- Fatal truck accident on Maryland bridge raises safety concerns
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- Drug odor causes another Johnson Johnson recall
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- Chevy Cruze recalled amid steering concerns
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- School bus hits crossing guard in intersection
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- Three killed in Maryland car accident
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- Lawmakers call for regulation of the Brazilian Blowout
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- Ice cream truck and cyclist collide
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- Police, OSHA investigating fatal forklift accident at Random House warehouse
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- Maryland girl electrocuted by amusement ride
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- Father of four killed in motorcycle accident
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- Maryland OSHA investigating fatal construction accident
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- Online sellers may still be selling unsafe cribs
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- Study: Baltimore and D.C. drivers have more car accidents
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- Fatal buggy accident kills 12-year-old Amish girl in Maryland
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- College homecoming king killed in car crash
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- Smoking-cessation drug Chantix linked to serious side effects
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- Driving student learns what not to do in Maryland 3-car accident
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- Car seats protect overweight children, too, study finds
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- Maryland heart surgeon accused of unnecessary stent surgery
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- Man charged in Maryland car accident that injured baby
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- Maryland man hurt at casino files personal injury lawsuit
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- Man killed by train sued after his flying body parts injured woman
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- Truck driver fatigue caused crash that killed Maryland professor
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- Are doctors’ white lies for our own good?
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- Mother talks about underage drinking after Maryland teen’s death
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- Companies accept responsibility in train crash
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- Maryland man wins malpractice lawsuit after unsuccessful surgery
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- Maryland Ag Dept.: Be patient with farm equipment on roads
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- Cash windfall may be lucky for drivers – until reality hits
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- Simple traffic violation leads to injuries for 2 Maryland drivers
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- Aggressive driving and speeding cause many fatalities
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- Malpractice lawsuit follows girl’s death during oral surgery
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- Simple scanning technique prevents surgical sponge errors
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- Report: Drivers who don’t use turn signals pose danger on roads
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- Maryland teens killed in car accident on way home from prom
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- Settlement OK’d for 3 killed in Baltimore fire truck collision
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- Medical malpractice suit settled, but surgical error may go on
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- Maryland girl killed in 3-car accident; drunk driving suspected
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- Maryland lawmaker admits to drinking before boating accident
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- Maryland man killed in truck accident with tractor-trailer
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- OSHA fines Maryland company over heat-related fatality
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- Healthcare workers at risk of repetitive stress injuries
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- Workers’ comp and employer retaliation: employees can fight back
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- Workers’ compensation and careless employee behavior
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- Treating chronic back pain: a role for osteopathic manipulation?
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- Construction falls: OSHA cracks down on repeat violator
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- From West, Texas, to Baltimore: dangerous chemicals in the workplace
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- Personal protective equipment and electrical safety at the USPS
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- Super Pond, serious safety violations: OSHA’s investigation
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- Serious safety violations cause fatal forklift accident
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- Athletes and workers’ comp: California changes its law
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- Fatal construction accidents: are immigrants more at risk?
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- Digital tools and workplace accident prevention, part 1
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- Digital tools and workplace accident prevention, part 2
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- Carpenter killed in accident on slippery construction site
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- A famous case of chronic back pain: JFK, part 1
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- Cars of the near future might avoid crashes on their own
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- Maryland woman extracted with Jaws of Life after accident
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- Mental disability not enough for Maryland officer’s retirement
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- Maryland medical malpractice lawsuit settled
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- Some Nissan Leaf’s may not be safe in event of car accident
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- Medical malpractice suit could set example for Maryland
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- Man’s brain injury leads to complete paralysis
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- 2 men dangle from ropes in construction site accident
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- Maryland man killed in workplace accident
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- Maryland car accident statistics
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- 5 killed in Maryland car accident
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- Medical malpractice and personal injury lawsuits
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- Worker killed at local Maryland construction site
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- Who is at most risk of a pedestrian accident?
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- Is every work injury covered by workers’ compensation?
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- What are the most dangerous industries in Maryland?
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- Common factors that cause a forklift accident
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- 2 killed, 2 companies fined in Pearl Harbor deaths
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- 1 injured in accident when truck crashes through glass doors
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- Man awarded $28 million in damages
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- What are struck-by injuries in the workplace?
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- What’s the difference between workers’ comp and disability?
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- Man convicted in hit and run accident
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- What is Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus?
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- Things to know about carpal tunnel syndrome
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- You could file a vicarious liability lawsuit against a hospital
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- Family buries son before Christmas after drunk driving crash
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- Programs to prevent work musculoskeletal disorders
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- When is scar revision surgery needed?
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- Maryland crashes: Common car crash statistics
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- Couple killed in 3-vehicle accident
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- What happens if you fall off a ladder?
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- Knowledge and protection can prevent chemical burns
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- A dangerous product could cause injury at the workplace
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- ‘VIP Syndrome’ puts celebrities and the wealthy at risk
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- Worker killed in industrial accident at Maryland Metals
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- Who’s at greatest risk of fatigued driving?
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- Man killed by electrocution in industrial accident in Maryland
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- Crash kills 1, injures 3 in Sharptown, Maryland
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- Man sentenced to 5 years in prison for fatal crash
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- What’s the differences between slips, trips and falls?
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- Food industry workers face repetitive motion injuries
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- Industrial accidents are unfortunately common
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- $10 million jury award in medical malpractice case
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- Reckitt accused of antitrust violations for medication Suboxone
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- Are roll bars important to use while working on a farm?
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- Safety standards for scaffolds use in the construction industry
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- Preventing mining accidents
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- Understanding workers’ compensation death benefits in Maryland
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- What kinds of scarring are there?
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- What’s the best way to treat a deep laceration?
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- The intricacies of pro athletes’ sports injury coverage
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- Does stress increase risk for a workplace accident?
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- How can you prevent accidents at work?
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- Teen drivers: Safest state for driving is Maryland
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- Operation Showboat to target aggressive and distracted drivers
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- Construction site debris can cause an accident
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- What are the most common causes of forklift accidents?
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- Steps to take following toxic exposure at work
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- Common anesthesia mistakes and errors
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- State employees: Workers’ Comp offset against similar benefits
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- Personal injury verdict may not prevent wrongful death suit
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- Maryland workers’ compensation: injury from physical altercation
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- RV crashes may involve complex investigations and severe injuries
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- What is the going-and-coming rule?
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- Death benefits under Maryland Workers’ Compensation law: Part 1
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation death benefits: Part 2
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- The danger of turning left in front of an oncoming motorcycle
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: vocational rehabilitation
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- Is PTSD compensable under Maryland Workers’ Compensation law?
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Construction work injuries
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Statutory employers
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- Maryland wrongful death suits in fatal accident cases
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- Possible suicide of Baltimore police could prevent death benefits
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- What is the most dangerous intersection in Maryland?
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- Maryland case on exceptions to the going-and-coming rule
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- Health risks of sedentary work
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- Workers’ compensation covers many Maryland domestic workers
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- Maryland to allow some car insurance stacking beginning July 1
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- Are there exceptions to the exclusivity of Workers’ Compensation?
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Carpal tunnel syndrome
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Restaurant burn risk
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Expert medical evidence
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- Employee dies at scrap yard near Hagerstown in forklift accident
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Pain from work-related harm
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: New case on average weekly wage
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- Bill may enhance Workers’ Comp for Maryland correctional officers
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Firefighter disease presumptions
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- Common causes of motor vehicle accidents in Baltimore, Maryland
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- Workers’ Memorial Day: How is Maryland doing on worker safety?
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- Pilot program sends recall info to Maryland vehicle owners
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- Too many construction workers hurt or killed from falls
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- Maryland Workers’ Compensation: Going-and-coming rule
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- Summer brings safety risks to Maryland pedestrians and bikers
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- Workplace injuries can be life-changing
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- Red light cameras may increase rear-end collisions
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- Maryland court affirms estoppel allows late work comp claim
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- Public safety officer paid at wrong Work Comp rate loses appeal
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- Maryland center offers hope to firefighters struggling with PTSD
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- When are on-the-job injuries compensable?
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- Common workplace injuries – and how to prevent them
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- Firefighter’s knee tears were occupational disease for Work Comp
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- OSHA releases preliminary list of top workplace violations
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- Switch to standard time increases car-pedestrian accident risk
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- Vehicle rollovers 101
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- Contractor to pay fines in worker’s death
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- Truckers blame training for increase in death rate
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- Remember to pay workers comp for nanny, maid
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- Beware of working for fly-by-night tree trimming businesses
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- A refresher on Maryland workers comp benefits
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- Speed camera comeback in Baltimore City
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- Gov. calls for expanded workers’ comp for firefighters
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- Here are the Top 10 causes of injury at work
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- I’m a nanny. Do I have workers’ comp?
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- Fatalities serve as reminder of construction site danger
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- Can medical marijuana be claimed for workers comp?
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- Maryland expands cancer coverage for firefighters
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- Reasons why your workers comp claim might be denied
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- Understanding employees’ rights to a safe workplace
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- Maryland at the top for the number of at-fault car accidents
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- What recent crane accidents mean for construction workers
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- Compensation is critical: How much could an accident cost you?
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- New federal laws proposed to protect workers in the outdoors
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- Drivers: Know the four types of distracted driving
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- Women face a higher risk of serious injuries in car crashes
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- Could wearable technology make construction sites safer?
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- The danger of the night shift
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- Tips for employees returning to work after an injury
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- Why do first responders face a higher risk of work injuries?
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- Horsing around at work could have much larger consequences
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- Report: I-95 is Maryland’s most dangerous highway
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- Trench fatalities on the rise
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- When do forklift accidents happen?
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- Workers must understand the dangers of stress
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- Transportation accidents top cause for fatal work injuries
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- Drivers: Make road safety a priority this winter
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- How can a work injury impact your family?
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- Warehouse workers: Tips to stay safe on the job
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- When do most car accidents happen?
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- How can you protect your hearing at work?
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- Eye injuries are more common than workers think
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- The emotional impact of a car accident is very real
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- Construction injuries down, but still one of the deadliest jobs
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- Can your employer fire you after you suffer a work injury?
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- Understand the long-term risks of working with solvents
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- What jobs carry a high risk of cancer?
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- Tips for talking to the insurance company after a crash
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- What medical benefits does workers’ compensation provide?
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- What parents must know about car seats
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- Why is PPE so important?
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- Can grocery store workers collect compensation?
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- Statutory Presumptions needed to protect workers
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- Working from home? Here are some tips.
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- Healthcare workers: Prioritize mental health
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- FAQ: Can new employees recover workers’ compensation?
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- Construction workers: Be aware of electrocution risks
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- Firefighters call for safety on the road
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- What if the employer’s insurance company schedules an IME?
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- What is the most dangerous job in the U.S.?
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- Falls are still a significant risk for many workers
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- Stay on your toes: Foot injuries have a large impact on workers
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- Report finds gig workers suffer a higher rate of fatalities
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- Can workers get compensation for occupational knee injuries?
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- Can I collect workers’ compensation and SSDI at the same time?
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- FAQ: Reporting your injury to your employer
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- Spike in reckless driving places more workers at risk
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- What should you know about light-duty restrictions?
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- Three tips to help teachers stay safe this year
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- Storm season: Roofers must take extra care
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- Torn rotator cuffs are a risk across industries
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- Struck-by-accidents: What is the risk?
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- Does pregnancy increase the risk of a work injury?
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- In the course of employment: What does it mean?
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- How much can injured workers earn in lost wages?
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- Workers: Pay attention to back pain
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- When can I work again after falling in the workplace?
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- What is “maximum medical improvement?”
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- How well is your hard hat protecting you?
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- Report: Are firefighter fatalities decreasing?
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- Logistics industry: Growing demand, growing danger
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- Older hospital workers and high risk: What to know
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- Cleaning staff: Don’t overlook injury risks
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- Will working two jobs put workers’ compensation at risk?
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- Electrical safety is a critical issue
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- New common risks to watch out for in the workplace
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- Demolition: Another dangerous field for workers
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- New emphasis on loading dock safety
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- How dangerous are vibration hazards in the workplace?
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- Workers: Don’t underestimate the risk of concussions
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- Report: When do work injuries happen?
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- Workers’ compensation denied? You still have options
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- Does my employer get to choose my doctor?
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- Restaurant workers must beware of serious burn risks
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- Spring cleaning could keep you safe on the road this season
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- Are remote employees eligible for workers’ compensation?
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- Preventable tragedies can occur when workplaces are unsafe
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- 4 reasons why scaffolding accidents happen
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- Most common types of work zone accidents
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- Brain injuries at work: What is the long-term damage?
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- Long-term consequences of toxic exposure
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- Tips for preventing, recovering from lifting-related injuries
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- Common industrial accidents: Deadly and devastating
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- Returning to work after an accident comes with challenges
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- Preventing workplace equipment and machinery accidents
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- If you drive for work, you could be at risk of an accident
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- Is PTSD a work-related condition?
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- Small movements can cause big problems for workers
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- Is there a risk of dust explosion at your job?
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- Challenges with proving an injury is related to your work
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- Extreme weather poses threat to construction workers
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- 3 things you may not know about distracted driving
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- 5 of the most dangerous types of landscaping equipment
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- Staying safe on Maryland waterways this season
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- Could working too hard be bad for your health?
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- Preventing slip-and-fall accidents: Focus on footwear
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- Heading out for a road trip? Beware these dangerous drivers
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- Returning to work? How employers can protect against COVID-19
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- Employees pay the price when productivity trumps safety at work
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- What must I prove to collect workers’ compensation?
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- Proper ventilation in the workplace is critical
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- On-the-job burn injuries: Are you at risk?
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- Gravity on construction sites: An unavoidable threat to workers
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- How much financial support can I receive after a work accident?
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- Road rage: A serious problem without a solution
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- Damages that may be available after accidents
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- Critical steps to take to avoid ladder accidents
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- Work hours can contribute to workplace accidents
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- Attacked at work: Can you collect workers’ compensation?
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- Get hit on the head at work? Know the signs of concussion
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- Negligence in industrial settings can result in wrongful death
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- Federal judge dismisses wrongful death suit against employer
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- How much does your work gear actually protect you?
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- The dangers of being a public safety worker in Maryland
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- Tactics people may use to avoid liability after a crash
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- Can you claim workers’ compensation without an accident?
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- High-risk activities that can lead to workplace amputation accidents
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- Four risks nurses face at work
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- What dangers do construction trenches pose?
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- Why are the roads so dangerous for teens during the summer?
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- Workplace ergonomics: 4 posture-related workplace injuries
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- Beware these forklift hazards
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- Is working in retail a safe option?
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- A closer look at nail gun safety
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- A closer look at nail gun safety
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- Third-party liability in workers’ compensation claims
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- Who should treat me for my injury?
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- Fatal car accident stats remain high in Maryland
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- Why two hand controls are safer when operating industrial machinery
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- Three types of burn injuries workers should understand
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- Has your knee been injured in a work-related fall?
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- Has your knee been injured in a work-related fall?
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- What parents should know about teens, safety and workers’ comp
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- Unraveling two confusing workers’ compensation phrases
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- What should you do after a workplace accident?
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- Can you pick your own workers’ comp doctor in Maryland?
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- 3 dangers of working in a warehouse
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- Tendon injuries often take much longer to heal
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- Are you an employee or an independent contractor in Maryland?
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- Fall arrest vs fall prevention systems
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- Educating the nation’s youth puts teachers at risk of injury
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- Cubital tunnel syndrome: Carpal tunnel’s lesser-known cousin
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- How does workers’ compensation cover occupational hearing loss?
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- How to avoid a rear-end collision
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- Risks of working in a long-term care facility
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- How much does a lawyer cost for a car accident?
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- Challenges facing employers related to workers’ compensation insurance
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- Why are teenagers more susceptible to car crashes?
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- Distracted driving involves more than just texting
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- Does Maryland allow drug testing during a workers’ comp claim?
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- Who pays for violence-related injuries in the workplace?
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- How Baltimore’s Graduated Driver Licensing Program Affects New Teen Drivers
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- Understanding the Risks: Common Causes of Teenage Driving Accidents in Baltimore & Washington D.C. Metro Areas
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- Why insurance companies are often quick to settle after a major wreck
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- Can mistakes at work affect workers’ compensation benefits?
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- Warehouses Becoming Increasingly Dangerous Places For Workers
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- What happens after a hit-and-run crash?
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- Unsafe driving habits contribute to fatalities on Maryland roads
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- Your Rights as a Passenger After a Car Collision
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- Which driver is at fault for a rear-end collision in Maryland?
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- The unseen consequences of hit-and-run accidents
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- Spinal cord injuries can lead to lifetime challenges
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- 3 safety rules that can reduce a teen’s risk of a car wreck
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- Who’s at fault in a multi-car pileup?
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- Why employees may need workers’ comp if they break a leg at work
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- Mistakes on the job don’t eliminate workers’ compensation options
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- 3 factors that increase the risk of a teen driver crashing
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- What rights do drivers have after multi-vehicle crashes?
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- Can seasonal employees qualify for workers’ compensation
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- Maryland guide to winter driving safety
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- How does uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage work?
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- Minors and workers’ comp: What Maryland parents should know
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- What Maryland drivers need to know about road rage
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- What to do after a car accident in Maryland: A step-by-step guide
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- What medical care does Maryland workers’ compensation cover?
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- Firm attorney Jim MacAlister nominated to Workers Compensation Commission
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- Top 5 steps to take after a workplace injury in Maryland
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- 3 of the top reasons for intersection collisions
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- How to choose the right Workers’ Compensation lawyer in Maryland
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- When is the risk of a drunk driving crash highest?
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- Why a split-second distraction can wreck your teen’s drive
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- What Maryland families need to know about injurious DUI crashes
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- Can you file a workers’ comp claim for a repetitive stress injury?
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- Effective ways to keep your teen from texting and driving
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- Drug use can complicate workers’ comp claims
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- What rights do people have after a drunk driving crash?
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- 5 common causes of semi-truck collisions
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- Responding when a car crash causes moderate injuries
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- People with pain before a crash may experience injury aggravation
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- Can Maryland Workers’ Compensation Deny Your Claim Because of a Pre-Existing Condition?
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- The 5 most common construction injuries in Baltimore worksites
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- Will I Lose Maryland Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits If I Remarry?
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- No broken bones? You may still qualify for workers’ compensation in Maryland
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- Injured in a Work-Related Car Accident in Maryland? You May Have More Than One Claim
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- Workers’ comp claim: 3 steps to take after a construction injury
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- Drug use can complicate workers’ comp claims
