Monthly Archives: January 2025
Crane Injuries on Construction Sites
Most large-scale construction sites require cranes to perform certain types of building and repair work. For construction workers in Maryland, cranes are among the more dangerous types of equipment on construction sites, and they are often cited in serious and deadly accidents that occur. There are different types of cranes that can be used… Read More »
How Do Cashiers Get Hurt At Work?
Cashiers in retail jobs — including at grocery stores, clothing stores, big box stores, and other retail establishments where a person brings the goods they plan to purchase up to a cashier at a check-out area to pay — can suffer a range of on-the-job injuries that might not be as obvious as the… Read More »
Cold Stress Work Injuries
In the summer in Maryland, there are often conversations about heat-related stress and heat-related injuries that can harm workers who are primarily outdoors. Heat-related injuries can also impact certain types of indoor workers regardless of the season, such as those who work in kitchens or those who work in certain types of factory environments…. Read More »
Work-Related Motor Vehicle Injuries
Many people in Maryland often learn, erroneously, that work-related motor vehicle accident injuries are not compensable through the Maryland worker’s compensation system. The truth is that injuries sustained in motor vehicle crashes while commuting to or from work are not compensable, but there are a wide range of jobs that require employees to drive… Read More »
