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Statute of Limitations in Maryland Medical Malpractice Cases: Time Limits and Exceptions

In every personal injury case, you have a deadline to file. If you miss the deadline, you will not have any remaining claim for compensation.  In other words, your legal right to total and fair financial compensation has a shelf life. Maryland has a two-tier statute of limitations in medical malpractice cases. The relevant time… Read More


How Long Can I Stay on Workers’ Compensation in Maryland?

Workers’ Compensation assists you by covering part of your lost wages when you cannot work and reasonable medical expenses to treat your work-related injury. The amount of time you can collect benefits depends on the severity of your injury and how long it takes to heal. An experienced Workers’ Compensation attorney can advise you about… Read More


What Are Common Injuries From Rollover Truck Accidents?

It is often difficult for a truck driver to maintain the vehicle’s center of gravity. It does not take much for the truck to experience a catastrophic rollover. When that happens, other drivers in the area are at risk. You may be entitled to significant financial compensation if you or a loved one has been… Read More


What Kind of Settlement Can I Get for Burn Injuries From My Car Accident?

On average, burn settlements tend to be higher than those in other personal injury cases. The reason is that burn injuries are more severe in the short term and the long run. Since you are eligible to be paid for all of the harm you have suffered, both in the past and the future, you… Read More


How Long Does it Take for Workers’ Compensation Payments to Start in Maryland?

To be eligible for Workers’ Compensation payments in Maryland, you must demonstrate that you have suffered a work-related injury. These benefits can provide a key lifeline when you cannot work and earn a living. They will also pay for reasonable medical costs to treat your work-related injury. While these benefits are not instantaneous, they should… Read More


Understanding Truck Accident Liability

Before receiving a settlement offer, you must show that someone else was responsible for your truck accident injuries. Liability is the main issue in any truck accident, and you should hire a lawyer to help you prove that another party was to blame for your accident. In any truck accident case, you have the burden… Read More


Teen Charged in Connection to Fatal Salisbury Car Crash

A teenager has been charged in connection to a car crash Saturday that killed one and left another in critical condition. The driver, 17, and one other passenger were uninjured. The single-vehicle crash occurred near South Salisbury Boulevard and Lloyd Street. Salisbury Police report that the driver was speeding while traveling southbound on South Salisbury… Read More


Common Types of Medical Malpractice Cases in Maryland: Examples and Legal Considerations

Medical malpractice can result in costly consequences for you or a loved one. You have the legal right to file a lawsuit that could result in significant financial compensation. However, you must overcome several challenges before receiving a settlement check or a jury award. Here are some common examples of medical malpractice that may cause… Read More


Common Mistakes to Avoid in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Insights for Maryland Residents

You can get a fresh start if you can emerge from the Chapter 7 bankruptcy process. What you do during the bankruptcy process can dictate your chances of success. You must avoid all mistakes because they could deny you a debt discharge. Even worse, you could get in trouble. Here are some mistakes during the… Read More


Thirty Injured in University of Maryland Bus Crash

A University of Maryland commuter bus crashed into a pole near campus Wednesday, injuring 30 passengers. Prince George’s County Fire and EMS reported that the crash occurred between Baltimore Avenue and a University Boulevard off-ramp in College Park, north of the campus. The cause of the accident is unknown, and Prince George’s Police Department closed… Read More


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