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Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) implements regulations that all employers must follow to ensure a safe, secure workplace environment for employees. Unfortunately, Some Maryland employers do not comply to these strict rules, creating hazards that can lead to serious accidents. OSHA maintains an annual list of the most frequent violations, and some of the

As the victim of a motor vehicle crash, your first thoughts may turn to the losses you face for medical expenses and pain and suffering. Lost wages may not be on your mind, but they can be considerable. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Maryland suffered $684 million in work loss

Bird, Lime, and other electric scooter services have exploded on the scene since their introduction to Baltimore, MD city streets in July of 2018. Unfortunately, so have scooter accidents. A recent Washington Post article reported that hospital emergency rooms across the US have seen a huge spike in the number of visits related to e-scooter

Fatal Auto Accidents Down Across U.S., Up in Maryland The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced some good news in a recent press release on fatal auto accidents: Although 37,133 people tragically died in car accidents in 2017, that number is down 1.8% from 2016. As a comparison, the previous two years showed shockingly

If you have spent much time traveling I-83, I-95, or other busy interstates in Baltimore County, MD, you may have witnessed debris falling off a truck’s trailer. You may have even seen a large section of cargo slip, shift, or lean while in traffic. As you would expect, these unsecured loads present a considerable risk

Maryland follows traditional “at-fault” rules when it comes to motor vehicle crashes, allowing you to seek compensation from the negligent driver after being injured in an auto accident. Generally, you would pursue monetary damages from the other motorist’s insurer. The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration requires mandatory minimum auto insurance coverage to protect victims in such

Product recalls is a warning to consumers that a product is unsafe for various reasons. Government agencies may issue a recall when they discover issues, but manufacturers often voluntarily recall products to avoid litigation and a public relations fiasco. While some recalls are preemptive and are announced before casualties are reported, others do involve serious

Man’s best friend is usually associated with fun and unconditional love, but some canines show a different side when they bite or attack. From the smallest terrier to the massive Bull Mastiff, any dog is capable of biting, scratching, or mauling, regardless of provocation. Data compiled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

December and January are the height of the winter season in Baltimore, MD, and you can expect more snow and ice accumulation for the next few months. Every year, countless victims suffer injuries due to slip and fall on slippery surfaces, ranging from minor scrapes to serious head injuries. You might assume that you have

When you purchase a car, appliance, clothing, toys, and other consumer products, you expect them to be safe for their intended use. However, manufacturers and other companies can make mistakes that lead to dangerous defects. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission, which is based in Bethesda, MD, publishes and regularly updates its list of dangerous