You NEED A Baltimore Workers Comp Attorney TO OBTAIN FOR YOU THE BENEFITS YOU DESERVE In a Maryland Workers Comp Claim. Workers’ compensation laws are meant to ensure that employees, who are injured on the job, are provided with the following benefits: excellent medical treatment lost wages until you can return to work vocational rehabilitation monetary […]
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Maryland Workers Compensation Commission
Maryland Workers Compensation Commission Hearings After you file the claim part of the process of a Maryland Workers Compensation Commission claim is what it’s like to go to a Maryland Workers Compensation Commission trial at the Maryland Workers Compensation Commission. On the day of the hearing at the Maryland Workers Compensation Commission you appear and there […]
Third Party Claim – EMPLOYEE CAN SUE HIS SUPERVISOR
THIRD PARTY CASE.CAN AN EMPLOYEE SUE HIS SUPERVISOR WHO ALSO IS THE SOLE STOCKHOLDER OF HIS EMPLOYER CORPORATION? Facts: A third -party case was filed because employer operates as a recreational and team building company. Employer leases the property. The supervisor who is the sole stockholder of employer and his employees construct the obstacles on […]
Subsequent Injury Fund-What is it?
What is the Subsequent Injury Fund? The Subsequent Injury Fund is a Maryland State Government agency that was set up under the Maryland workers compensation law in order to compensate an employee injured on the job, who also suffers from significant pre-existing conditions. The law recognizes that when employees are injured on the job and […]
Maryland Workers Compensation Accidental Injury Analysis
Maryland Workers Compensation Accidental Injury Analysis Claims are either accidental injuries or occupational diseases or none of the above. Our initial analysis in support of the Worker’s Compensation Commission decision requires us to first define the term accidental personal injury. Accidental personal injury is defined as “an accidental injury that arises out of and in […]
Maryland Workers Compensation Commission-Proof that Maryland Government Can Work
Maryland Workers Compensation Commission-Proof that Maryland Government Can Work Government is often accused of being slow, unresponsive, uncaring and a huge bureaucracy. As a lawyer that represents Maryland residents who are injured on the job I am pleased to advise the public that the Maryland Workers Compensation Commission has done an outstanding job making sure […]
Medicare Set Aside in Workers Compensation – Everything You Need to Know
In a workers compensation claim, normally the insurance company for your employer is responsible for your medical treatment for the rest of your life. The issue of whether medicare was going to pay for expenses related to workers compensation cases or third party liability cases has been out there since 1981. The answer to this […]
Temporary Total
Temporary Total may be paid despite an unemployment claim. The entitlement triggers for unemployment and temporary total are different. 1) Temporary Total must be unable to perform the duties of the pre-injury employment. 2) Unemployment: must be ready, willing and able to be gainfully employed. An Employee can be ready willing and able to do […]
Dependency of Wife in Workers Compensation Claim
Dependency in a Workers compensation Death Case and a Baltimore Workers Compensation Claim. 218 Md. 581 (1959) 147 A.2d 756 MULLAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ET AL. v. DAY Although they had been married in 1949, the claimant testified that she and her husband had never pooled their earnings. She used her money to buy things she […]
Temp Employee transports other employees to work site
FACTS Claimant was employed by a temp service. He worked there every week day for months. He was one of the few temporary workers who had a car. He would frequently transport co-workers. Claimant has recently provided the daily pay sheet received from the employer for hours worked every day. (copies attached) Please note that […]
