No, the insurance company cannot automatically deny your claim just because you had a prior injury. In Maryland, an insurer may question whether the crash caused your current symptoms, but a pre-existing condition does not automatically block recovery. You may still...
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If you run near traffic, these tips can help keep you safe
You enjoy going out for your daily jog. It helps you stay in shape, and you like the consistency of the routine. At the same time, you are often running near traffic, and you know that creates an inherent danger. The following tips can help you avoid being involved in...
What if the driver does not have insurance after a car accident?
After a car accident, getting the other driver's information can be a relief. It suggests insurance will cover the damage. However, what if the at-fault driver has no coverage? This situation is more common in Maryland than many realize. Fortunately, options remain...
Spinal cord injuries often accompany rollover crashes
Rollover collisions can cause severe spinal trauma due to extreme vehicle motion and crushing forces. They often involve multi‑directional impacts that place significant stress on the vertebrae, discs and surrounding tissues. Many individuals face long recovery...
Who pays for burn injuries after a car accident?
A car accident can cause more than broken bones and bruises. Fires, fuel leaks and hot surfaces can leave victims with severe burn injuries that need immediate and long-term care. Knowing who is legally responsible for your injuries is an important first step toward...
How does the last clear chance doctrine affect pedestrian cases?
Many people have challenged Maryland’s “pure contributory negligence” law because they believe it is unfair. Nevertheless, it remains a staple of state law. The problem with this rule is that it can deprive an accident victim of any chance to recover compensation if...
How to challenge false claims that you contributed to a crash
You can do everything right on the road and still find yourself defending your actions after a crash. What begins as a seemingly clear-cut accident can quickly turn into a dispute over whether you share some of the fault. It’s an issue that can be especially...
How to handle a call from the other driver’s insurer
A call from the other driver's insurance company can come sooner than you expect after a car accident. While the conversation may seem routine, what you say could affect your claim later. Here is how you handle their call confidently. Stay calm and verify who is...
Who is liable when bad weather causes a car crash?
Bad weather frequently contributes to car accidents. Many drivers mistakenly assume that no one is legally at fault for crashes caused by poor weather conditions. However, Maryland law views things differently. Common weather hazards Different seasons bring various...
What are the next steps for a pedestrian hit by a vehicle?
Being hit by a vehicle can cause serious injuries for a pedestrian because an individual doesn’t have much physical protection when struck. Even if a vehicle is moving at a slow speed, there could still be catastrophic injuries. One of the first things that an injured...
