Archive: Personal Injury

Commonly, our office receives a call from a client who has just been in an auto accident. Things are spinning out of control for our client.  Their heart is racing, people are checking on them, and maybe they’re on the side of the road watching motorists inching perilously close to them.  It is a 360-degree...

Nobody asks to be a plaintiff or a defendant in a lawsuit. Very few of us wake up and think “I’d really like to spend the next several months of my life talking to lawyers.” But, try as you might to avoid it, the day might come when you are party to a lawsuit. If...

If you are reading this newsletter, chances are we have represented you or someone you know, you have a professional relationship with us, or you know us from our network in the community. As such, you are one of the keys to the success of our law firm. That is because most of our clients...

Paying for unexpected medical bills is a major source of financial and emotional strain for injury victims. We have previously written about the various resources injured parties have to help pay their medical bills when they are injured in an accident that was some one else’s fault. Every healthcare provider wants to do their part...

One of the most important questions our clients have when they are injured is “how am I going to pay for all my medical bills?” That is a great question and the following is a handy introductory guide to the different ways medical bills can be paid in a bodily injury claim arising from an...

Maryland voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment that will significantly impact the litigation of personal injury cases in Maryland courts.  The new law means that more personal injury cases will be tried more quickly and less expensively, without a jury. What is a jury demand? A jury demand is the right by a defendant in...

October 1 is when the majority of laws enacted by the Maryland legislature in the preceding session take effect. This year, a new law takes effect October 1 in an attempt to reduce serious personal injuries from automobile accidents. Previously, Maryland drivers only had to move over for stopped emergency vehicles and tow trucks who...