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Ken Berman Among America’s Top 100 High Stakes Litigators®
May 15, 2018 – Announcing with Pride: Kenneth M. Berman has been included in America’s Top 100 High Stakes Litigators® for 2018. Selection to America’s Top 100 High Stakes Litigators® is by invitation only and is reserved to identify the nation’s most exceptional trial attorneys in high value, high stakes legal matters. Only the… Read More »
Attorney Carl A. Rach to Bring Unique Perspective to Workers’ Compensation Clients
Attorney Carl A. Rach to Bring Unique Perspective to Workers’ Compensation Clients BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, April 26, 2018 – Attorney Carl A. Rach joined the team of Berman | Sobin | Gross LLP in early February, 2018. No stranger to Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury law, Carl’s unique background and work experience promise to provide… Read More »
Your Rights Under the Locomotive Inspection Act, a Helpful Tool in FELA Cases
When we meet with railroad engineers, they have often heard of the Locomotive Inspection Act, and ask what additional rights it provides to engineers (or any railroad employee injured on the locomotive engine). The Locomotive Inspection Act (originally called the Boiler Inspection Act) requires that railroads maintain their locomotives in a condition that is… Read More »
Report First – ‘Tough It Out’ Later
The first thing you must do when you get injured on the job is to notify your supervisor immediately. You do not have to notify your employer in writing, but it makes your claim much easier if you do. Whichever way you choose to notify, make sure you indicate the date and the time… Read More »
How Long Will It Take For My Auto Accident Injury Case To Close?
Auto injury accident attorney Craig Meyers of Berman | Sobin | Gross LLP shares his insight in the video below on how long auto accident injury cases can take to come to completion. Learn more about Craig and our attorneys by visiting https://www.marylandworkerscompensationlaw.com/our-attorneys.
What is GAP (Guaranteed Asset Protection) Insurance?
When you are involved in an automobile collision, it can be frustrating to deal with the property damage claim. If your vehicle can be fixed, it’s pretty straightforward; the insurance carrier will typically work directly with an auto body shop and the process can be smooth. However, if your vehicle is declared a total… Read More »
Blended Families: The Not-So-Simple Estate Plan
Blended families, or families that consist of a couple and their children from this and/or previous relationships, may not realize the estate plan they currently have in place doesn’t fit their needs. It is common that blended families will arrange their finances as if their estate is your average estate plan when, in fact,… Read More »
Proving FRSA Retaliation is Not as Difficult as You May Think
At the railroad union meetings we attend, we are often asked how it is possible to prove that a railroad is unlawfully retaliating against an employee for reporting an injury or safety complaint. After all, the railroad always gives a supposedly legitimate reason for its discipline. But it’s not as difficult as you might… Read More »
Navigating the Fears of Pursuing Vocational Rehabilitation Due to The Receipt or Pursuit of Social Security Disability Benefits
First, the process of vocational rehabilitation is essentially the process to prepare you to look and apply for jobs. Neither of those means you will actually get the job and even if you do, does not mean you can actually perform the job. Both looking and applying also does not equate to a termination… Read More »