If you are injured on the job in Maryland, you could be eligible for benefits through your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance. However, avoiding mistakes is crucial for a successful workers’ compensation claim. Successful workers’ compensation claims secure benefits to cover your medical expenses, offset a large portion of your lost wages, and cover any long-term disability you develop due to your workplace injury. An experienced workers’ compensation lawyer from Cohen & Dwin, P.A., can offer you workers’ compensation process advice so you can pursue the maximum benefits you need a ..read more

If you’re filing a personal injury lawsuit to pursue compensation after you were hurt in an accident someone else caused in Maryland, you may not realize that you can get money for subjective losses like pain and suffering. These types of damages are called “noneconomic losses.” Another thing you may not know is that Maryland has put compensation caps on the amount of money you can recover for noneconomic losses. However, the specific limits could significantly increase under new legislation. What Are Noneconomic Damages? When pursuing compensation through a personal injury lawsuit, you can ty ..read more

Maryland drivers are involved in about 3,000 crashes with pedestrians every year. Pedestrian accidents are almost always catastrophic for the person on foot, resulting in devastating injuries and even fatalities. If you were injured in a pedestrian accident in Maryland, it is crucial to hire experienced attorneys who can guide you through the legal process for pedestrian accident claims. Without legal help, you might struggle to get the compensation you need to pay for your injuries, offset your lost income, and compensate you for your pain and suffering. Types of Compensatory D ..read more

Did you suffer passenger injuries while riding in a vehicle involved in a drunk driving accident in Maryland? If so, you have rights and options to pursue financial compensation for what you’ve suffered. Our experienced car accident lawyers can help you assert them.  Navigating Passenger Rights in Drunk Driving Incidents Asserting your passenger rights begins with reporting the car accident to law enforcement and obtaining a copy of the police crash report for your insurance and legal claims. You can also protect your rights by seeking prompt medical attention and foll ..read more

Being involved in a car accident in Baltimore can be uniquely stressful if the car isn’t yours. A rental car crash introduces complications you’d be less likely to encounter if the vehicle were your own. You could face two parties, the other driver and the rental car company, who want to shift the liability and expenses onto you. Knowing what to do if you have a rental car accident and talking to our experienced car accident attorneys can help you avoid the most severe legal and financial consequences. What Should I Do If My Rental Car Is Wrecked?  The first steps after a rental car accid ..read more

The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) reports that around 500 people suffer fatal crash injuries in Maryland traffic accidents every year, and around 25,000 to 30,000 people sustain injuries. Any time you travel in a motor vehicle, there is a chance an accident could occur. However, there are some Maryland roadways where a collision may be more likely than others. When traveling in the state, it is good to be aware of the riskiest roads in Maryland so you can stay alert. What Are the Deadliest Roads in Maryland? Crash data vary from year to year, but, in general, some of the most da ..read more

You won’t find the word “jaywalking” in Maryland state laws, but there are penalties for pedestrians who cross the street illegally. Jaywalking, or improper road crossing, can lead to injuries or loss of life, with an average of 125 pedestrians dying from their injuries each year statewide. By understanding the crosswalk rules in Maryland and other pedestrian safety regulations, drivers of motor vehicles and pedestrians can help prevent tragedies.  Maryland Laws on Pedestrian Crossings  It is the responsibility of pedestrians and drivers to know and understand Maryland pedestrian saf ..read more

U-turns are a part of everyday driving, but they can quickly become dangerous if not handled properly. If you’ve been injured in a U-turn accident someone else caused in Maryland, you could be entitled to compensation for your accident-related injuries and losses.  U-turn accidents are common, and understanding the specifics of determining fault in such crashes is essential. Let’s look at the complexities of U-turns, why they pose significant risks, and the relevant Maryland laws that govern them. If you are in a U-turn accident, knowing who is at fault and how a legal advocate can assist ..read more

The sudden loss of a loved one can completely upend a family’s life. Not only must they suffer through the painful emotions of shock and grief, but they may also endure overwhelming financial repercussions. Funeral costs can be expensive for families on a limited budget. Furthermore, they may have depended on their lost loved one’s income for financial support. A Maryland wrongful death action could recover compensation for the financial and other losses you have endured. But who can sue for wrongful death in Maryland? Understanding wrongful death claim eligibility and family members’ legal ri ..read more

Insurance can help make you whole again following an accident by covering the cost of your reasonable medical expenses and car repairs. However, what happens when your financial losses are greater than the other driver’s car insurance limits? Do you have to pay out of pocket? Is there another way to recover the money you deserve? At Cohen & Dwin, P.A., our Maryland car accident lawyers want to help you understand your options for pursuing the compensation you need if your losses outpace the other driver’s insurance policy limits. Insurance Coverage Limits in Maryland All Maryland driv ..read more