Baltimore Workers’ Compensation Lawyers On Your Side
Workplace injuries do not just happen on construction sites or manufacturing plants. They can happen to bus drivers, retail clerks, teachers, health care workers, bankers and other professionals.
Do you have a work-related injury or illness? Report it to your employer as soon as possible. Getting medical attention right away after an accident will be crucial to your workers’ compensation claim. Medical records are critical documentation to prove the severity of your injuries or illness, should you develop long-term injuries or become seriously ill due to your work environment. In the case of illness or disease, you must inform your employer as soon as you discover your illness is due to your work environment or the activities your employer pays you to perform.
Sometimes, employees fail to report their injuries. Some fear losing their position or job. Others are confused by Maryland’s workers’ compensation procedure because it is challenging to understand.
For a free consultation regarding your case, please call the Law Offices of Eugene I. Glazer at 410-415-9401 or complete our contact form. Our office is in Pikesville, and our attorneys represent injured workers throughout the Baltimore area.
Who Can Collect Workers’ Compensation?
Maryland’s workers’ compensation benefits are for employees who have accidental injuries or occupational diseases that “arise out of employment” or “arise in the course of employment,” including, but not limited to, the following:
- Asbestosis
- Lung diseases
- Skin disorders
- Hearing impairment
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Certain cancers
- Falls from ladders or scaffolding
- Slip and falls
- Car accidents
- Truck crashes
- Forklift collisions
- Explosions
- Chemical exposure
Do not let fear keep you from getting the compensation you need. Our team is here to help. See our workers’ compensation FAQ to learn more.
Learn More About Your Options
Getting your life back on track while you are suffering injuries or illness can be a long and frustrating process if you are trying to do it all on your own. It is important to keep in mind that not all injuries suffered on the job may qualify for workers’ compensation.
During your first meeting with us, we will ask you many questions to get the full picture of your claim. In turn, we will respond to your questions with straightforward answers. Our goal is to help you get the maximum compensation you need to heal from your injuries.
Contact Us For A Free Consultation
You can look to our team at the Law Offices of Eugene I. Glazer for the leadership you need to address your workers’ compensation claim. Please call 410-415-9401 or complete our contact form for a free case evaluation. Hablamos español.