by Don Maiberger | May 15, 2020 | Anderson & Quinn News, COVID-19 Updates, Workers Compensation Litigation
Introduction In the face of the current health hazard due to the spread of COVID-19 more commonly referred to as the novel Coronavirus, a number of questions have been raised as to its impact in Workers’ Compensation matters. The current environment requires...
by Don Maiberger | Feb 25, 2019 | General Litigation, Workers Compensation Litigation
Introduction – Our National Opioid Crisis Our country is experiencing a crisis involving the overuse of narcotic medication leading to an alarming statistic of increasing overdose related deaths. There is evidence that medical marijuana, when properly prescribed and...
by Melissa Townsend | Dec 9, 2016 | Insurance Coverage Disputes, Workers Compensation Litigation
The “Going and Coming Rule” in Maryland As any parent with small children knows, important messages are sometimes best simplified in stories involving well-known characters. Here is a story with an important message: As the seven dwarfs commuted home from work one...
by Curtis Hane | Aug 29, 2016 | General Litigation, Workers Compensation Litigation
Providing effective and successful vocational and job search services in Maryland workers’ compensation claims can be a win-win for both claimants and employers. Whether voluntarily agreed upon by the parties to a claim or ordered by the Workers’ Compensation...
by Don Maiberger | Jun 30, 2016 | General Litigation, Workers Compensation Litigation
In recent years, the number of cases involving the use of opioid medication as a regular course of treatment for chronic pain, failed back syndrome, poor surgical results, and other non-life threatening conditions have increased. Workers’ Compensation Commissions,...
