Archives : Workers’ Comp
New Workers’ Compensation Cases and Comp+3rd Party
This month seems to be a good time to explain the definition of third-party liability in workers’ compensation. Workers’ comp is no-fault. This means the employer/insurer pays for the injuries of a an injured worker, simply because he or she was hurt at work in an accidental injury arising in the course of his […]
Workers’ Compensation Conferences
In two weeks, Warnken LLC’s workers’ compensation attorneys will go to Ocean City for the annual MWCEA (Maryland Workers’ Compensation Educational Association) conference. As you can see from the agenda here, the conference is relatively well balanced. Neither the employer/insurer position, nor the claimant position, is highly favored. This is true not just in terms […]
August 2015 Cases and Labor Day
Warnken, LLC takes great pride in representing injured workers. Below are some of our results for injured workers in August. With yesterday being Labor Day, Warnken, LLC wants to take a moment to thank all of our clients and workers everywhere. Two quotes come to mind as I think about Labor Day, the ultra-wealthy, and […]
July 2015 Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation Cases
Below are five of Warnken, LLC’s twelve personal injury and workers’ compensation settlements in the month of July. No two accident cases or workers’ compensation cases are ever the same, and results in one case do not mean your case will produce the same or similar results even with the same injury. The value of […]
Warnken, LLC’s Workers’ Compensation Practice Continues to Grow
Warnken, LLC welcomes attorney Matt Grogan to the firm. Grogan is fresh from his experience with the Hon. Elizabeth Bowen in the Circuit Court for Harford County. He took workers’ compensation with Commissioner Herwig and has known he was going to practice workers’ comp and personal injury for a number of years. Grogan formerly worked […]
Workers’ Compensation “Reforms” are Corporate Welfare
When companies pay injured workers less, something has to make up the difference. This difference is made up by food stamps, social security disability, and various forms of medical assistance. Who pays for these things? Taxpayers. Why do taxpayers pay for things that companies should pay for? In most cases, the companies are profitable. In […]
Warnken’s Supplement is FREE at the MSBA Annual Meeting
The Cumulative Supplement of Professor Byron L. Warnken’s Maryland Criminal Procedure – 2013 through June 2015 – is FREE while supplies last at the MSBA annual meeting. Warnken, LLC has a booth at the MSBA convention in Ocean City. Professor Byron L. Warnken is promoting his book, Maryland Criminal Procedure. The book now has a […]
Terrible Workers’ Compensation Insurers and Adjusters
Let me ask you to picture this … You have surgery. In this surgery, doctors are literally touching and manipulating your bones. Metal that these doctors had previously placed in your bones was now be taken out. When they were finished manipulating your bones, they sowed two sides of your skin together with some form of medical […]
May 2015 Workers’ Comp Injuries
A selection of Warnken, LLC’s stipulations and settlements in workers’ compensation cases and personal injury cases. There are many different workers’ comp injuries. If you aren’t sure if your injury is compensable, you should contact us. You can also learn more about our workers’ comp practice here. Injury: Broken nose Body Part: Nose and face […]
119,024 Web Visitors Doesn’t Mean We’re Good Lawyers
Year to date, our four most highly trafficked sites have seen 119,024 web visitors seeking information about workers’ compensation, personal injury, appellate litigation, criminal law, medical malpractice, law enforcement, and other legal topics impacting individuals. We have not gotten 119,024 new clients, but we have gotten quite a few – enough to keep five lawyers […]
