Yes, it's possible to submit a car accident claim without a police report, but it may complicate things. For minor accidents in Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland, the law doesn't require you to file a police report. However, without it, you'll need to develop alternative evidence to support your claim. Possibilities...
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My Workers’ Comp Claim Was Denied, Now What?
After an injury or illness sustained while working, many Americans rely on workers’ compensation settlements in order to support themselves and their families. Sometimes, however, a workers’ comp claim gets denied. If you find yourself in this situation, there are steps you can take to get the financial support you need.
Read MoreVirginia Truck Driver Fatigue Laws: Hours of Service Regulations
We rely on truck drivers to transport the goods and materials that keep our economy and society functioning. However, the long hours on the road can lead to catastrophic consequences. Nearly 3.000 crashes involving a semi-truck were reported in Virginia during 2022. Truck driver fatigue laws exist to help keep semi...
Read MoreCan I Get Disability After a Workers’ Comp Settlement?
After an injury or illness sustained on the job, you may qualify for a workers’ compensation settlement. Each state has its own criteria for what adverse physical conditions qualify for workers’ comp, but all states have a system in place that provides monetary compensation for harm sustained while working. In some cases,...
Read MoreDoes Maryland Have a Helmet Law?
Maryland’s helmet laws are strict and clear for riders of motorcycles, bicycles, and motor scooters. Each type of transportation has specific regulations to ensure rider safety and reduce the risk of severe injury. Does Maryland Have a Motorcycle Helmet Law?
Read MoreWhat to Know If You Slip and Fall While Pregnant
During pregnancy, your stomach continues to grow, throwing off your normal weight distribution. This distribution can make you feel clumsy, putting you at a higher risk for a slip and fall while pregnant. While you might be more prone to falls, that does not excuse...
Read More8 Things To Know About Workers’ Compensation in the Construction Industry
Construction workers experience some of the highest workplace injury and fatality rates in the United States, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Injured workers may face long recovery times, high medical bills, permanent disability, and substantial lost earnings. Learning about workers’ compensation in the construction industry will...
Read MoreHow To File a Truck Accident Lawsuit
Experiencing a truck collision while driving or riding in a passenger vehicle could become a life-altering event. It’s not uncommon for overwhelming physical and financial injuries to impact your life after a serious roadway crash. Filing a truck accident lawsuit could help you recover from your losses. A...
Read MoreShould I Get a Lawyer for a Dog Bite Injury?
Dogs may be man’s best friends, but they are also capable of causing significant harm. Dog attacks and bites often produce emotional trauma in addition to physical wounds. Unfortunately, the emergency department visit rates for dog-bite injuries are highest for children. If you are one of the
Read More7 Types of Abuse in Nursing Homes
The families of almost 52,000 Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia residents trust nursing homes to care for their loved ones. Unfortunately, understaffing, neglect, malice, and profit-seeking can lead to abuse in nursing home facilities. Loved ones need to understand the types of abuse in nursing homes and how to recognize them.
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