Accident Law
How To Prove You Are Not at Fault for an Auto Accident
If you are filing an insurance claim after a car accident, it is vital that you determine who was at fault for the auto collision and your injuries. If the other party’s negligent or careless actions caused your accident, you may be entitled to compensation. However, if the other party proves you were partially at…
Read MoreCar Accident Checklist
Were you or a loved one injured in a Baltimore car accident? Is another driver responsible for your injuries? Understandably, you may be wondering what to do next and whether you need to retain a Baltimore car accident attorney. Pursuing an injury claim with the other driver’s insurance is not a straightforward process. You need…
Read MoreMaryland Tire Blowout Accident Attorneys
Tire blowouts can cause the driver to lose control of their vehicle, resulting in a car wreck. This can lead to serious injuries and property damage. It is essential that you make sure you have good quality tires, however, sometimes you may have unknowingly been provided with a defective tire, or the vehicle itself could…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Three Collision Rule
Motor vehicle crashes involve three types of collisions: vehicle collision, human collision, and internal collision. Being aware of the three collisions concept and understanding the dangers allows occupants to understand where and how their injuries occur. When you first see an auto accident take each car and multiply it by three. With every vehicular accident,…
Read MoreConstruction Zone Car Accidents
It’s pretty common to see road construction zones in Baltimore, Maryland. Whether it is work being done to improve a road or new buildings being constructed, it can be dangerous traveling through construction zones. In a road construction zone, a car collision can cause serious injury or wrongful death. If you or someone you love…
Read MoreWhat Should I Do if I Was Involved in a Hit-and-Run Car Accident?
Being in a car accident is a traumatic event; however, when the at-fault driver flees the scene of the accident, it can also complicate your vehicle accident claim. Every state has laws that prohibit involved parties from leaving the scene of a car accident, which is commonly called a hit-and-run. Maryland is no different and…
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