Hagerstown and Frederick Workers Comp Attorney
Hagerstown and Frederick Maryland Workers Comp Lawyer
Hagerstown and Frederick Workers Comp Attorney
Hagerstown and Frederick Maryland Workers Comp Lawyer
Mooney Law is proud to represent workers throughout Maryland and Pennsylvania When I contact Mooney Law about a Maryland work injury case, what should I expect at the initial consultation? […]
Are workers’ compensation benefits in Maryland taxable? It is that time of year that this question comes up frequently. The answer is NO. Workers’ compensation benefits are paid to injured […]
Injured workers in Maryland can decide to pursue lump sum settlement of their claim at any time. Given the fact many Maryland injured workers struggle financially, with and those without […]
Back injuries are frequent work injuries I see in Maryland workers’ compensation. That makes sense considering there on average over 1,000,000 work-related back injuries in the United States every year. […]
With the winter season upon us, we are being advised to expect increases or a new ‘wave’ of COVID cases, especially with the appearance of the Omicron variant. In fact, […]
Rotator cuff injuries are some of the most common injuries I have seen in my Maryland workers’ compensation practice. Particularly in the Hagerstown area where we see significant warehouse and […]
When you are injured at work, your employer is required to carry workers’ compensation insurance. In most cases, when you report an injury, your employer will then report the injury […]
Independent Medical Examinations are frequent in workers compensation cases in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Just a few quick words about an IME. First, they are not ‘independent’ exams. These are exams […]
Injured workers in Maryland have very specific statutory deadlines that must be complied with to be eligible for Maryland workers’ compensation benefits. Let’s take a look at those. Notice to […]
I would say this. What we’re seeing now is really an economy that seems to be at an inflection point. And that’s because of widespread vaccination and strong fiscal support, […]