We’ve all driven past road crews on the sides of our Maryland highways — where construction, repairs, and other road work happens seemingly within feet of speeding motor vehicles. It takes a special kind of man or woman to do
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Butschky & Butschky is a law firm that publishes blogs primarily focused on personal injury law and related legal issues in Maryland. Their content covers topics such as motor vehicle accidents, traffic safety laws, workplace injuries, and occupational fatalities. The firm provides detailed information on local traffic regulations, safety campaigns, and statistical data on accidents and injuries. They also address legal processes and support for victims and families affected by accidents or work-related injuries. The blog serves as a resource for Maryland residents seeking guidance on injury claims, workers' compensation, and understanding the legal implications of accidents and safety laws in the state.
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Back to School 2024: Maryland School Zone Related Traffic Laws
Summer has once again gone by too fast, and — to the chagrin of Maryland’s school-aged children — school is back in session.
For Maryland kids and parents, back to school means adjusting to new schedules, getting used to new…
Hot Jobs: Maryland Takes Lead on State Heat Stress Standards for Workers
Seems like summers in Maryland are getting hotter and hotter, and most of us can’t wait to escape into the comfort of air conditioning. However, many workers do not have that luxury. That includes a number of professions including emergency…
Maryland Drivers Beware: The “100 Deadliest Days of Summer” Have Begun
School’s out! And that means more teenaged and inexperienced drivers on our Maryland highways, city and suburban streets, and rural backroads. Public safety officials describe the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day as “the 100 deadliest days of summer”…
Maryland Work-Related Fatalities Update
No one expects their loved one to leave for work one day and never come back, or to suffer injuries or illness on the job that lead to an early death. But sadly, this is the case for some 80…