It is important to be aware of changes in Maryland motor vehicle insurance laws that may affect your coverage with your automobile insurer. A January 31, 2018 Maryland car accident case before the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland illustrates the difficulties that may arise if coverage expectations are not met.…
When pursuing a lawsuit for personal injury damages arising out of a Maryland car accident, the plaintiff must prove the amount of loss caused by the defendant’s negligence. The defense can present its own evidence and witnesses to rebut the plaintiff’s proof. In a February 2, 2017 decision by the…
Disagreements between victims and an insurance company regarding coverage for a car accident are common. In some instances, legal action is taken to address the dispute. In a January 8, 2018 case, the plaintiffs brought suit against their insurance company for denying their claim. After the trial court ruled in favor of…
In many cases, a rear-end car accident is caused by a negligent driver. In order to recover compensation from the other driver, however, a plaintiff must prove that he also suffered an injury or loss and that his injuries were caused by the driver’s negligence. In a January 3, 2018…
With the state’s abundance of older buildings and housing structures, many Maryland residents have suffered from exposure to lead-based paint. Some Maryland lead paint victims have pursued a negligence claim against their landlords and property owners to recover compensation for their injuries. A December 18, 2017 decision by the Court of Appeals…
Insurance coverage can be crucial if substantial damages are awarded in a personal injury claim. In some instances, the plaintiff must undergo another court battle against the defendant’s insurance company to obtain a judgment. Guidance from an experienced Maryland premises liability attorney is particularly beneficial in cases involving insurance firms, as demonstrated in…
Failing to follow procedural rules and deadlines set in a court case can result in serious consequences, including dismissal. In a November 9, 2017 Maryland lead paint case before the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland, the plaintiff sought to reverse a summary judgment entered by the trial court on…
To succeed in a Maryland negligence claim, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant failed to use reasonable care. The standard of care required often depends on the circumstances of the case. In a Maryland car accident case, for example, a driver is expected to exercise reasonable care for the…
Proving that a negligent driver caused a plaintiff’s injuries can be difficult in some car accident cases, as illustrated in a September 26, 2017 case before the Court of Special Appeals. It can help, however, to hire a dedicated Maryland car accident attorney to ensure that the facts are presented…
Serious medical conditions can result from exposure to lead, as demonstrated in a recent Maryland lead paint action. In the November 1, 2017 case, the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland reviewed a jury verdict finding a property manager liable for damages to the plaintiff. The plaintiff, who had resided…