As summer is winding down, students are preparing to return to school. Unfortunately one rising freshman in a Maryland community will likely be spending the opening days of school recovering in the hospital instead of catching up with classmates. While his family is...
Month: August 2013
Prescription error determined to be cause of patient’s death
Maryland patients expect that they will receive the best of care when they report to medical centers from all medical professionals -- both nurses and doctors. When patients feel like the care they receive caused additional harm, there are options available in order...
Workers’ compensation benefits may apply in Maryland deaths
When most people hear of a military member's death, they assume it was caused by enemies while in combat. However, there are many occupational hazards for military men and women that do not relate to combat. A recent investigation by OSHA at an Army-owned...
Truck accidents have potential of inflicting severe injury
With all the attention in the news recently about airplane crashes, many people might decide they would rather drive than fly. However, the truth remains that traveling by air is still safer than traveling by car. One major hazard while traveling by car is truck...
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