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It is not uncommon for individuals to worry about how long bankruptcy will haunt them and tarnish their credit scores. While it is true that filing for bankruptcy can remain on your credit report for up to 10 years, the fact of the matter is that not filing for bankruptcy and continuing a cycle of… Read More

Maryland law provides you with a safety net if you have been hurt on the job. You can be paid for both your lost wages and the medical expenses associated with your injuries. The prerequisite is that you are able to prove that you suffered a work-related injury. Workers’ Compensation is a legal process, and… Read More

A head injury can significantly disrupt your life, whether you sustain one because of a slip and fall, a falling object, or some other workplace accident. The resulting injuries range from mild concussions to severe brain trauma, and their impact often extends beyond physical pain as you also need to deal with the emotional and… Read More

The U.S. government allows those with overwhelming financial difficulties to declare bankruptcy as a path to financial stability—but doing so comes with consequences, and you may rightly wonder if your job security would be affected by your decision. If you have considered declaring bankruptcy and want to understand its impact on your employment situation, let… Read More

A work-related injury due to heavy lifting can turn your life upside-down: you may have to deal with back injuries, hernias, and muscle tears, which can compromise your ability to continue working and introduce both emotional and financial strain. Plus, you will likely need long-term treatment, physical therapy, or even surgery. If you need to… Read More

Each year, roughly 3 million American workers are injured on the job. These injuries range from mild to severe. Some may even cause workers to miss work time, which could cost them money. There are some injuries that are more dangerous for workers than others. Typically, any industry that requires physical labor is one where… Read More

The most severe car accidents can cause lasting damage—and not just physical damage. Many of our clients here at LeViness, Tolzman & Hamilton have suffered from long-term emotional trauma and mental issues resulting from their collisions. These conditions can affect your life just as much as physical injuries can, and the costs associated with psychological… Read More

Defective tires increase accident risks because the defects impact traction and stability. That can lead to blowouts or tread separation, causing sudden loss of control. Even responsible drivers may struggle to respond in time, facing hazards that can lead to serious injury or damage. If you were injured in a car accident caused by defective… Read More

It may feel like one small text, one little message to a friend or loved one. But in the time it takes to look down at a phone, type out a message, and hit “send,” many drivers have gotten into catastrophic accidents with severe—sometimes fatal—consequences. Texting divides a driver’s attention, takes their eyes off the… Read More

Recent statistics indicate a troubling trend on our roadways: incidents involving aggressive truck drivers are becoming more common. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there has been a steady increase in truck accidents caused by aggressive driving behaviors among truck drivers over the past five years. These behaviors include speeding, tailgating, weaving… Read More