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Dog Bites Injuries in Owing Mills: Workers’ Comp Claim or Personal Injury Lawsuit?

By Furman | Honick |

Experienced delivery workers are fully aware of the threat posed by aggressive animals. Whether you are a postal worker, an Amazon delivery person, or a UPS trucker, dog bites pose a genuine danger. It is no secret that some workers have been disfigured by animals. Some have lost their lives. Some have even been… Read More »

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Injured While Delivering Food on a Scooter in Baltimore: Can I Sue?

By Furman | Honick |

E-scooters are on the rise in Baltimore – providing not only recreational fun but also genuine work opportunities. Today, many delivery workers rely on their scooters to zip across town, earn a solid income, and contribute to our economy without increasing emissions. It sounds like a perfect job for a teen or a university… Read More »

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Losing a Loved One in a Maryland Uber Crash: Can I Pursue Compensation?

By Furman | Honick |

If you have lost a loved one in an Uber crash, it makes sense to consider your legal options. Although it may seem difficult to put aside the emotional turmoil of such an incident, compensation may be critical as you struggle with funeral expenses, missed future wages, and ongoing psychological distress. How exactly can… Read More »

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Vehicles Crash into Baltimore Structures Occupied by Children

By Furman | Honick |

Storefront crashes and similar incidents are becoming all too common across Maryland, and children often face serious dangers as a result. Whether it’s a car smashing into a playground or a kids’ barber shop, the risk posed by a speeding, reckless driver is obvious. If the unthinkable occurs, parents may be asking themselves how… Read More »

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Baltimore Police Chase Causes Building to Collapse: Who Is Liable?

By Furman | Honick |

Back in February 2023, a building in Baltimore collapsed after being struck by a vehicle. This incident claimed the life of one victim, and residents are still demanding answers. Since this crash, a few key details have emerged: The driver in question was fleeing from the police, and the vehicle was stolen. There are… Read More »

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Will Maryland ER Wait Times Improve in 2024?

By Furman | Honick |

In late 2023, a study found that yet again, Maryland had won the dubious honor of having the longest emergency room wait times in the nation. Advocacy groups call it a crisis – one that has been continuing for years. The question is simple: How will the healthcare system in Maryland improve this issue… Read More »

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Long-Term Risk of Brain Injuries After Motorcycle Accidents in Maryland

By Furman | Honick |

Many injured motorcyclists are completely unaware of the potential long-term effects of their brain injuries. Thanks to recent advances in brain injury research, doctors now know that a brain injury can still affect patients for years or even decades after their accidents. In many cases, the patient’s condition becomes progressively worse over time. This… Read More »

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New Ballot Measure Brings Faster and Greater Recovery to Personal Injury Victims

By Furman | Honick |

Wondering how long your personal injury lawsuit will take? Odds are a new Maryland law has affected that answer. It’s been half a year since Maryland voters went to the polls on November 8, 2022, where a ballot measure was passed that has positively impacted the litigation process for Furman | Honick Law’s personal… Read More »

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Correctional Officer Shortage in Maryland

By Furman | Honick |

The correctional officer shortage in Maryland has been a major concern for years. The current shortage of 3,400 correctional officers makes “Maryland prisons dangerously understaffed,” according to the correctional officer union. The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services is now operating “at an all-time low.” As the number of vacancies in Maryland… Read More »

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Overview Of Maryland’s Harsh Contributory Negligence Rule

By Furman | Honick |

It seems like every day there is a story in the headlines about a serious accident, from car and truck crashes to slip and falls and workplace injuries. Accidents are so commonplace that they are the fourth leading cause of death in the US, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)…. Read More »

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