One of the most perplexing things that an injured employee has to figure out is what type of workers' compensation he or she is due for an injury.
Fentanyl: Understand your risks when using or dealing
As heroin dealers seek to improve the high users get from their product, they've increasingly turned to adding powdered fentanyl to their main product. It's caused an epidemic of overdose deaths in parts of the United States.
Don't allow legal malpractice to go unchallenged
The majority of attorneys are responsible and ethical -- it's not only part of their training but something that the American Bar Association demands. The Bar looks pretty hard at the character of each applicant for a license to practice law before granting one.
Divorcing with dignity: A grown-up's guide
Divorce doesn't have to be ugly and brutal. If you and your spouse are open to an amicable divorce, there are plenty of ways to get there.
Baltimore police leader pleads guilty to racketeering
Recently, the leader of Baltimore's Gun Trace Task Force pleaded guilty to charges of corruption, including racketeering. In addition, he admitted to stealing dirt-bikes and reselling prescription drugs that were stolen during the 2015 riots.
Personal injuries change lives immediately
The last thing you expected to happen was to walk out your door and come back home later with a severe injury. For most who suffer injuries, it's a shock and something they never expected.
Construction company defrauds workers' compensation insurer
It's one of the favorite scams unethical companies use to reduce costs, make more money and gamble needlessly with the lives of workers -- and a Florida construction company owner just got caught doing it.
