Can I file a Maryland Workers Compensation claim while on my way to work or on my way home? General Principles Injuries incurred by an employee while going to or returning from the work place do not ordinarily arise out of and in the course of employment, and are therefore not compensable under the Maryland […]
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CAN I MAKE A MARYLAND WORKERS COMPENSATION CLAIM IF INJURED ON OR NEAR A PARKING LOT AT WORK?
CAN I MAKE A MARYLAND WORKERS COMPENSATION CLAIM IF INJURED ON OR NEAR A PARKING LOT AT WORK? Whether you can file a claim when injured on or near a parking lot close to your job depends on many factors. The below cases summarize many of the factors that the Workers compensation commission will look […]
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 […]
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 […]
