In most cases, if another driver causes a rear-end accident, they are liable for the damages. All drivers have an obligation to maintain a safe following distance. Even if you have to stop in an emergency, if the driver behind you is too close to stop in time, they...
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What to know about Maryland’s contributory negligence rule
Most people don’t think about how the laws of their state or the area in which they’re driving affect how much compensation they can receive if they’re involved in a crash. Each state and the District of Columbia follows either a “comparative” or “contributory”...
How are hit-and-run motorcycle accidents treated under MD law?
A hit-and-run motorcycle accident can leave you dealing with injuries, repairs, and unanswered questions. Maryland law addresses these crashes in specific ways that affect how claims move forward. Understanding those rules helps you protect your rights and make...
Hidden damages that personal injury victims might fail to claim
After an accident, you likely focus on the obvious losses: medical bills, lost wages and vehicle repairs. Many injury victims in Maryland leave substantial compensation unclaimed because they do not realize the full scope of damages available to them. Why early...
Unrestrained pets can cause car accidents
Many drivers have unrestrained pets in the car with them. Some place pets in the backseat or even in the cargo area of an SUV. Others allow their pets to ride in the front seat. Some studies have noted that merely 16% of drivers use pet restraints, meaning the vast...
When a cheeseburger is to blame for a car crash
Motor vehicle collisions can occur for many different reasons. Sometimes, intoxication caused by drugs or alcohol is to blame for the crash. Other times, distraction is the main reason that one driver causes a wreck. People often realize that they can hold another...
How fault works in three-car accidents in Maryland
Fault in a three‑car accident can be harder to pin down than most people expect, especially in Maryland, where even a small mistake can shut down a claim entirely. When more than two vehicles are involved, the details matter and how fault gets assigned can decide what...
Tailgating makes accidents 13 times as likely
Tailgating is when a rear driver fails to maintain a proper following distance. They are too close to the next car, which dramatically increases the odds of a rear-end accident. If something unexpected happens, the rear driver just does not have enough time or space...
Car accidents involving rideshare drivers: who pays?
Rideshare services have changed how people move through cities, offering convenience at the tap of a screen. But when a crash involves a rideshare vehicle, that simplicity can often disappear. Unlike traditional car accidents, these cases can raise immediate questions...
How to collect evidence safely at a crash site
A motor vehicle accident can change your life in a split second. On top of the physical pain, you have to worry about collecting evidence you can use to file claims and address legal disputes later. Although your safety remains the priority, you cannot ignore the fact...
