Welcome into a Would You Rather Wednesday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to cover on the program as the NFL trade deadline came and went yesterday with some rather bombastic moves made across the league as the Jets cleaned house on their defense and the Ravens don’t make any further move after the acquisition of DE Dre’Mont Jones from the Titans on Monday. We’ll react to all the fallout of the deadline, how we feel about the moves the Ravens did make, the moves they didn’t make and also dive into big takeaways from the Orioles introductory press conference of new Manager Craig Albernaz yesterday. It’s a Wednesday so that means Drew Forrester of DrewsMorningDish.com will be in, we’ll talk Ravens, NFL trade deadline, Orioles and of course play some Would You Rather with Drew. At 11:45am, we’ll head out to Minnesota to preview the Vikings when we check in with former Ravens WR and now Vikings radio host Ron Johnson as we get ready for the Ravens matchup Sunday in Minneapolis. Plus, we’re going to catch up with Ravens FB Patrick Ricard before we get out today as we talk to Pat all about being back from injury, what it means to string together a couple wins and how the Ravens will keep it going as the season progresses!


Glenn Clark Radio November 5, 2025 (Patrick Ricard, Ron Johnson, Drew Forrester)

It was a Wednesday on GCR, which meant our guy Drew Forrester of DrewsMorningDish.com was hanging out with the boys in studio as we talked a little Orioles, a little Ravens, lots about Ron Johnson and explained to Drew what exactly ‘6-7’ is while we played some Would You Rather Wednesday!

Would You Rather Wednesday with Drew Forrester In Studio (November 5, 2025)

Former NFL WR and former Ravens WR, Ron Johnson from the Locked on Minnesota podcast and Vikings radio host, joined GCR on Wednesday to help us preview Sunday’s Ravens-Vikings matchup as we dove into how legit this Vikings team is, how they can try to slow down Lamar Jackson and if he believes JJ McCarthy is the real deal at QB.

Ron Johnson (November 5, 2025)

Ravens FB Patrick Ricard was on GCR Wednesday as we caught up with Pat again after returning from injury over the bye week and helping lead the Ravens to a couple of wins in his return as we talked about rehabbing, playing with Lamar Jackson, Mark Andrews on the verge of Ravens history and Pokémon cards of course!

Patrick Ricard (November 5, 2025)

EP 106: Craig Albernaz is introduced as Orioles manager

What is a workers' compensation lawsuit?

A workers' compensation lawsuit is a legal action that might occur when an employee experiences a job-related accident or sickness and seeks benefits from the workers' compensation system. In most circumstances, workers' compensation is an exclusive remedy, which means that employees make a claim with their employer's insurance company rather than suing their employer directly. The system's goal is to ensure that injured workers receive immediate medical care, salary replacement, and rehabilitation benefits without the need to establish culpability. However, disagreements can arise when a claim is refused, benefits are delayed, or compensation offered is insufficient. In such cases, the wounded worker may need to launch a formal lawsuit or make an appeal to protect their rights. Additionally, if the harm was caused by a third party—such as a subcontractor, equipment manufacturer, or careless driver—the worker may file a separate personal injury claim against that party. A workers' compensation lawsuit seeks to preserve an employee's entitlement to fair pay and responsibility from those responsible. Legal assistance from an experienced workers' compensation attorney can make a major difference in ensuring appropriate paperwork, handling discussions, and fighting for the benefits and justice the injured worker is entitled to under the law.

Can I sue my employer because of negligence?

In most circumstances, you cannot sue your employer for carelessness if they have proper workers' comp insurance. Workers' compensation is created as a no-fault system, which means that employees receive payments for work-related injuries or illnesses without having to prove who was to blame. In exchange, employers are often shielded from being directly sued by their employees. However, there are certain noteworthy exceptions. If your employer purposefully caused your injury or engaged in willful misconduct, such as knowingly breaching safety laws or failing to maintain suitable working conditions, you may be able to file a lawsuit outside of the workers’ compensation system. Furthermore, if your employer does not carry the required workers' compensation insurance, you may be able to bring a personal injury case to recover damages, such as pain and suffering, that are not covered by workers' compensation. It is also possible to file a lawsuit against third parties, such as equipment makers or contractors, if their negligence caused your damage. Because these instances can be complex, it is critical to contact with an experienced workers' compensation attorney. A lawyer can assist you in determining if your case is eligible for a negligence lawsuit and ensuring you receive the maximum compensation attainable under Maryland law.

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What is a slip-and-fall lawsuit?

A slip and fall lawsuit is a sort of personal injury claim that occurs when someone is harmed while slipping, tripping, or falling on another person's property as a result of unsafe or hazardous conditions. These mishaps can happen in a variety of settings, including grocery shops, restaurants, workplaces, walkways, and private residences, and are frequently caused by difficulties such as wet flooring, uneven surfaces, inadequate lighting, loose carpets, or a failure to clear ice and snow. In a slip and fall action, the injured party (the plaintiff) must show that the property owner or manager (the defendant) was negligent in maintaining the premises. This entails demonstrating that the owner was aware of, or should have been aware of, the harmful state but failed to take reasonable steps to repair it or warn visitors. If carelessness is shown, the injured individual may be able to recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. At Blank Kim Injury Law in Baltimore, MD, our experienced attorneys assist victims of slip and fall incidents in understanding their rights and building compelling cases for reasonable compensation. We are committed to holding irresponsible property owners accountable and assisting clients with their physical and financial recovery following an injury.

How long does a slip-and-fall lawsuit take?

The duration of a slip and fall lawsuit varies greatly depending on the intricacy of the case and both sides' willingness to negotiate a settlement. On average, a slip and fall claim can take several months to a few years to resolve. The procedure usually starts with an investigation, during which your attorney collects evidence such accident reports, medical records, and witness statements. This stage can last weeks or months, depending on how rapidly information becomes available. Negotiations with the insurance company frequently occur after a claim is made. Many slip and fall cases are settled out of court, which can substantially reduce the timeline—sometimes in as little as six months. However, if the insurance company disputes liability or the extent of your injuries, the case may go to court. Court schedules, discovery, and trial preparation might take a year or more. At Blank Kim Injury Law in Baltimore, MD, our attorneys work quickly to advance your case while ensuring you obtain the full compensation you deserve. We will walk you through every step of the process, keep you informed, and fight for the best possible outcome in your slip and fall lawsuit.

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Time for a Thursday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, we’ll begin getting you ready for the weekend and a busy sports weekend ahead it is as the Ravens will be taking on the Vikings in Minnesota, Navy challenging a top 10 Notre Dame team, the Terps search for that elusive 5th win and much more. We’ll talk about our first impressions of new Ravens DE Dre’mont Jones from yesterday, continue reacting to the introduction of Orioles new manager Craig Albernaz and so much more. At 11am, we are going to kick this off, or say tip things off, with our friend Patrick Stevens, college basketball reporter from the Washington Post as we talk about the Terps opening night win vs Coppin on Monday and preview tomorrow night’s home opener vs Georgetown and get Patrick's nationwide thoughts on the first few days of college hoops. It’s a Thursday, so that means we will be making our picks with the help of Ken Zalis as we talk Ravens, Navy, and much more!

Glenn Clark Radio November 6, 2025 (Patrick Stevens, Ken Zalis)

As we do every Thursday, we make picks as we head into the football weekend, with the help of Ken Zalis as we went over Navy-Notre Dame, Ravens-Vikings and all the big time matchups this weekend in College Football and NFL Week 10!

Picks with Ken Zalis (November 6, 2025)

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