Low-impact car accidents are common in Maryland, but that does not necessarily mean that they do not cause severe injuries. Fender-benders, another name used to describe low-impact car accidents, can occur in a variety of situations. If you are involved in a slow-speed accident, you need to treat the accident as you would any other […]Continue reading
Are you guilty of distracted driving? You may think because you do not text or use a cell phone while driving that you are an alert driver. Even though texting while driving and talking on a cell phone while driving are two of the most common distractions for drivers, these are not the only examples […]Continue reading
When you are injured in an accident, your physician may recommend a variety of treatments depending on the type and severity of your injury. If you have several options for treatment, you and your doctor can work together to develop a treatment plan based on the potential risks associated with certain treatments and the likelihood […]Continue reading
When you are injured on the job, you have two priorities. You need to seek medical treatment for your injuries and report the accident to your employer. If your injuries require emergency medical treatment, always seek treatment as your first priority and report the accident to your employer as soon as possible after you are […]Continue reading
When you are injured in an auto accident that you did not cause, the insurance agent for the other driver may contact you to discuss the claim. The adjuster may tell you that you can handle the claim without an attorney to save money. He may even tell you that he understands you have been […]Continue reading
Giving birth is a beautiful experience that parents anxiously begin to plan for as soon as they learn they are expecting a child. Even though giving birth is a natural process that has been occurring for millions of years, the process is not without risks. Sadly, some mothers and infants will suffer injuries and life-threatening […]Continue reading
While it is a personal decision what type and what amount of car insurance to purchase, the Maryland car accident attorneys of Pinder Plotkin LLC find that many drivers have minimum insurance coverage. Therefore, if you are involved in an accident, you may not have sufficient insurance coverage to protect yourself or your family. Because […]Continue reading
The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers two disability programs for disabled Americans. The SSI (Supplemental Security Income) and SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) provide income benefits for individuals who have a medical or psychological condition that prevents them from working. However, both programs have very strict rules for submitting applications. In addition, applicants must meet […]Continue reading
Maryland personal injury laws do not contain a formula for calculating the value of an auto accident claim. As experienced accident attorneys, the lawyers of the Pinder Plotkin Legal Team understand the factors used to calculate the maximum value of a car accident claim. However, we also understand how insurance companies value claims, including the […]Continue reading
Whiplash is a common injury in motor vehicle accidents and falls. Insurance adjusters often dismiss whiplash as a “minor” injury that does not require medical attention. However, whiplash can be extremely painful and limit movement. In some cases, chronic whiplash can have long-term health consequences for some accident victims. The Pinder Plotkin Legal Team treats […]Continue reading
