What Are Considered Distractions While Driving in Maryland?

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Driving while distracted can easily lead to disaster. In fact, distracted driving accidents are more prevalent than those caused by driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Most folks believe that checking a quick text or changing the radio station while driving is harmless, yet these simple mistakes can result in devastating consequences. Along…

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Who Is at Fault in a T-Bone Car Crash in Baltimore?

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A T-bone accident can result in severe injuries for drivers and passengers, leaving them with costly medical bills, lost income, and other personal and financial losses that make it hard to stay afloat. If you have been injured in a T-bone car crash that someone else caused, they should be responsible for compensating you for…

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How Long Does It Take to Get Compensated From a Baltimore Car Accident?

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Each car crash case is unique. The time it takes to receive compensation from a car collision in Baltimore, Maryland can vary significantly, and there is no simple answer; there are simple cases, more complicated cases, injuries, circumstances, and the insurance companies. Our Baltimore car crash attorneys strive to settle each personal injury claim as…

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Baltimore Uber and Lyft Accidents

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Many people in Baltimore rely on Uber and Lyft as safe and convenient options for getting where they want to go. Unfortunately, collisions can and do occur. If you were injured in an Uber or Lyft accident either as a driver, while riding as a passenger, or as another motorist, you could be owed compensation…

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The Law of Contributory Negligence in Maryland

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Contributory negligence is a legal defense that can be used in Maryland auto accident claims to prevent an injured victim from recovering damages if they were partially responsible for the car crash. Under Maryland law, a person who is found to be contributorily negligent may not recover any damages for their injuries, regardless of how…

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