Car accidents occur for a variety of reasons. Some accidents involving motor vehicles are caused by driver error, such as impaired driving, distracted driving, and violating traffic laws. Defective car parts or hazardous roads can also cause car accidents. An over-looked contributing factor to some car accidents is work zones. According to the Federal Highway […]Continue reading
Governor Larry Hogan has proclaimed that October 2018 is Chiropractic Health Month in Maryland! You know the expression – Move It Or Lose It. Many of us know that we should eat healthy and exercise but have a hard time getting our recommended dosage of fruits, veggies and exercise in. This is evident through staggering […]Continue reading
There are a few things that can ruin a vacation very quickly. Becoming ill, losing your wallet, delayed flights, lost luggage, and car accidents are just a few. Maryland has beautiful vacation spots that attract thousands of tourists each year. Unfortunately, some tourists will be involved in a car crash while visiting Maryland. Likewise, many […]Continue reading
When another person causes your injury, Maryland’s personal injury laws allow you to recover compensation for your damages, injuries, and losses. Damages in an accident claim are divided into two categories — financial damages and non-economic damages. Financial damages are your out-of-pocket expenses related to the accident, injury, and recovery. To substantiate these damages, you […]Continue reading
Common sense would lead us to believe that if someone knew they were about to be in a car crash that the person would be filled with anxiety, fear, and panic. Most drivers understand that if they are in a collision, there is the possibility they could suffer traumatic injuries, intense pain, and even death. […]Continue reading
If you are involved in a car accident in Maryland, you must prove that another party was to blame for the crash to recover compensation for your damages. Passengers are typically not to blame for a car accident because they had no control over the operation of the vehicle. In other words, you should be […]Continue reading
In the days and weeks after the motorcycle accident, you are going to be overwhelmed. If you suffered a traumatic injury, you need to focus on your health and recovery, which may include surgeries, physical therapy, pain management, and other treatments. For some accident victims, the recovery period can be extremely painful and lengthy. However, […]Continue reading
Drunk driving is illegal in Maryland. A driver who is convicted of DUI can face severe criminal penalties, including jail, fines, license revocation, alcohol abuse assessment, and an ignition interlock program. However, a driver who causes a DUI accident can also be held liable for any damages caused by the accident. If you are injured […]Continue reading
The number of pedestrians injured in Maryland increased again in 2017. From 2013 through 2017, the number of pedestrians injured in traffic accidents increased each year. During 2017, 3,515 people were injured in pedestrian-auto accidents. In that same year, 111 people died in pedestrian-auto accidents. Being involved in a Maryland pedestrian accident can cause severe […]Continue reading
If you did not go to the emergency room from the scene of the motorcycle accident, you need to see your doctor as soon as possible. There are two reasons why you need to see a doctor after a motorcycle accident, regardless of whether or not you believe that you are injured. First, some injuries […]Continue reading
