Construction accidents are devastating, and unfortunately, those involved find themselves seriously injured. Construction workers are among the most diligent members of our society, and we owe them a great debt, which is why Lloyd J. Eisenberg & Associates is honored to help all injured construction workers in Maryland. If you were recently hurt in such […]

If you have recently sustained an injury at the workplace, you may be eligible to recover workers’ compensation. Workers’ compensation is used to support a worker financially after they have been injured in an accident. However, in some cases, a third party may be responsible for a work accident. Continue reading and contact our Howard […]

No matter how dangerous or safe a job seems to be, it can cause a worker to become injured. After years and years of continuously doing the same motion for work, the employee can suffer serious pain and injury. These injuries are generally referred to as repetitive motion injuries and they can happen to anyone […]

Getting hurt on the job can put a major strain on your livelihood, as you may not be able to return to work for quite some time after suffering serious injuries. Individuals who are injured on the job may be able to file a workers’ compensation claim and receive benefits for their injuries. Many people […]

In the state of Maryland, workers’ compensation can cover an injured worker’s medical bills, rehabilitation, hospital treatment costs, prescriptions, and medical equipment. Nearly all employers throughout the state are required to provide employees with workers’ compensation in the event that they do become injured. One factor of workers’ compensation that many people aren’t aware of […]

One study says the top five injuries (by percentage of total claims) are strains and sprains (30%), cuts (19%), bruises (12%) and inflammation or fractures (5% each). Another study notes that the most frequent causes of workplace injuries are material handling (32%), falling (16%), collisions (10%), tools (7%, unless you’re Tim Taylor) and long-term trauma (4%). Regardless of how, […]