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Pedestrian Struck and Killed on Maryland Road

In busy metropolitan areas, pedestrians often share public roads with motorists and bikers alike. Although in principle everyone should respect each other and their right of way, this does not always happen in practice. Sometimes, when drivers are not paying attention or visibility is poor, accidents can happen involving pedestrians.…

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Understanding the Basics of Maryland Car Accident Law

In Maryland, the rates and frequency of car accidents have been increasing in recent years. In 2020, 573 people died in motor vehicle accidents, which is a six percent increase from the previous year. Following a car accident in Maryland, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure where to start. Depending…

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Appellate Court Finds Overbroad Settlement Offer by Insurance Company Was Not Made in Bad Faith

Earlier this year, a state court issued an opinion in a car accident case involving where the insurance company’s settlement offer was at issue. The case highlighted some challenges that can arise during settlement negotiations in the aftermath of an accident. The court was asked to decide whether an insurance…

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What Contributory Negligence Means for Survivors of Maryland Multi-Vehicle “Chain Reaction” Crashes

Car accidents can be confusing and scary for any driver, especially when they are injured and they may not think about how the type of accident and amount of cars involved can impact the compensation they can recover for their injuries. For one thing, it isn’t always clear what the…

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Backing-Up and Parking Lots Accidents in Maryland

Determining liability in an accident is a critical part of every lawsuit, and it is essential to recovery in Maryland. Maryland follows strict contributory negligence laws, and as such, establishing fault is a priority in every case. While backing-up accidents may seem straightforward, various factors at play can often affect…

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Wrongful Death Claims Following a Fatal Maryland Car Accident

Wrongful death claims may be appropriate when a person dies because of another’s negligent or intentional conduct. In these situations, Maryland allows the deceased’s family to pursue a wrongful death lawsuit against the at-fault party. While the state permits these claims, the wrongful death statute is challenging and requires strict…

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The Dangers of Maryland Head-On Collisions

Although rarer than fender-benders or sideswipe style crashes, head-on car accidents are frequently the deadliest types of car accidents that a driver could experience. Drivers should not underestimate the severity of these crashes, especially because they often have devastating and fatal consequences. Often, these collisions take place unexpectedly and leave…

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