Are Pool Alarms Effective In Preventing Child Drowning?

The risk of drowning is greater than most people realize. A person can drown in as little as 20 seconds in some instances. This means you have very little time to respond when someone becomes endangered in the water. Drowning is a particularly serious threat to children. According to the CDC, drowning is the leading…

Rules of Mosh Pits: How to Stay Safe

Venue operators, like any property owner, have a legal responsibility under premises liability laws to ensure a reasonably safe environment for their patrons, even in high-energy settings like mosh pits. These high-energy areas at live music events create unique safety challenges for participants in Maryland.  While moshing can be fun, following proper safety guidelines protects…

What Is the Difference Between an Invitee and a Licensee in a Premises Liability Case?

If you’ve been hurt on someone else’s property, understanding the difference between an invitee and a licensee in a premises liability case is an important part of determining liability. Maryland law places different responsibilities on property owners depending on why the visitor was present. These legal terms can affect whether the owner is responsible for…

Can I Seek Compensation If I Was Injured on Someone Else’s Property in Maryland?

When you are injured on someone else’s property, it can be a confusing and overwhelming experience. You may be dealing with pain, medical bills, and the inability to work, all while trying to understand if you have any legal recourse. In Maryland, if you have suffered an injury due to unsafe or hazardous conditions on…