Year: 2022
What to Do After a Construction Accident After a Maryland construction accident, you can take steps to protect your well-being and your right to claim money for your losses. Depending on the circumstances of the incident, you could have a workers’ compensation claim, personal injury claim, or both. Follow these tips from the attorneys at…
Our team would like to share with you some of the great things happening in and around Trollinger Law over the past several weeks. First, Elli Schank passed the bar and will be joining Matt Trollinger as an attorney in the firm! Our team members over the past few weeks have been given the opportunity…
Getting hurt in an accident caused by a drunk driver can change your life forever. If you weren’t to blame for the crash, you could be entitled to compensation from the person who was. But can the driver’s DUI conviction affect your personal injury claim? Here, the personal injury attorneys from Trollinger Law LLC explain…
Trollinger Law LLC proudly announces that attorney Matt Trollinger has completed the Executive Program for Leadership Southern Maryland. The non-profit organization offers the program on community development to leaders in Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary’s counties. A Maryland native, Trollinger participated in a nine-month course providing insight into the inner workings of the industries and…
Trollinger Law LLC is proud to announce the winners of the third annual Hometown Heroes Awards. This prestigious award recognizes first responders in Southern Maryland for their dedication, passion, and bravery. We want to thank all of them for their dedication and courage in keeping us safe every day and are honored to hear the…
In Maryland, car accident victims can file a personal injury claim for compensation if someone else is at fault for the crash. The law allows victims to seek money for both financial and non-monetary losses. These two types of compensation are called economic and non-economic damages. Most people understand that car accidents have financial consequences….
One of the most important steps in a Maryland workers’ compensation claim is the independent medical examination (IME). During the IME, a doctor will examine you and your medical records to confirm your injuries and their cause. Because workers’ compensation benefits are only available to those who have sustained an injury at work or while…
Maryland workers’ compensation law allows injured employees to choose their doctor for treatment after a job injury. The employer’s insurance company must honor the worker’s choice and pay the cost of covered medical expenses stemming from the accidental injury. But getting paid is not always that simple. While the insurer must accept the worker’s choice…
Most Maryland employees are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits if they suffer a job injury. However, applying for benefits is a multi-step process that can be difficult to navigate alone. Even a small error could cause your workers’ compensation claim to be delayed or denied, placing you in a precarious financial position when you need…
Running a red light is one of the most reckless actions drivers can do. Unfortunately, recent research shows it’s a growing problem across the U.S. and in Maryland. A recent study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that 23 percent of U.S. drivers admitted to running a red light in the past 30…
