In our regularly updated blog, we discuss what to expect from your personal injury claim. Learn about the process for resolving claims from car crashes, slip and falls, dog bites, and other negligence-related accidents—including why Maryland has one of the strictest liability laws in the United States.
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The Law of Contributory Negligence In MarylandUnder Maryland law, a person who is found to be contributorily negligent may not recover ANY damages for their injuries
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Personal Injury Protection - Its That Time of YearWe are bringing you this annual reminder to look at your auto policy and make sure that you have purchased PIP coverage.
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Maryland Trucking AccidentsWith over 3.5 million heavy-duty trucks traveling on the nation's highways, the potential of severe accidents is always present.
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Ghost CyclesAs you drive around the state, you may occasionally see an all-white bicycle chained to a street sign or telephone pole. It may be adorned with flowers
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Bicycles - Are There Rules of the Road?A bicyclist has the same general duty as motorists to obey traffic signals and has the same rights-of-way as well.
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The Price Of A Lost Limb - The Cap On Pain And Suffering In MarylandMaryland passed a law that places a maximum on the money an injured victim can collect for pain in court. This law was an effort to stop supposed runaway verdicts
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Is it Time to Admit that the Metro Area has a Growing Street Racing Problem?Run a Google search for “Street Racing Silver Spring” or “Fairfax” and you will find that this year, pop-up street racing events have become much more common.
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A Look at Common Factors in Personal Injury Cases After a Truck AccidentCommercial trucks are such a common sight on the nation’s roadways that it’s sometimes easy for drivers to disregard them as potential risks.
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Serious and Catastrophic InjuriesA serious and catastrophic injury is defined as a personal injury that permanently alters the lifestyle of the victim.
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Where Can Transportation Accidents Occur?Bringing a personal injury claim against a government entity is very different from filing an auto accident claim against a negligent driver.