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Does Imputed Contributory Negligence Apply in Maryland Car Accident Cases?

By Hardball Law |

Maryland is one of the few remaining states that apply the legal doctrine of contributory negligence. Under this principle, if a claimant is even slightly to blame for their injuries, they are barred from recovering compensation. This strict rule can make it highly challenging for injured individuals to seek justice, as even the smallest… Read More »

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Admissibility of Evidence Relating To Other Accidents in a UIM Claim

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In Maryland, after you are involved in a car accident with an underinsured driver, you can file an underinsured motorist (UIM) claim with your insurance company. In such a case, you must promptly notify your insurer and provide evidence of the other driver’s negligence and damages. To secure compensation, you must also prove the… Read More »

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Understanding the Impact of Workers’ Compensation on Underinsured Motorist Claims in Maryland

By Hardball Law |

In Maryland, if you suffer injuries in a car accident while on the job, you may be eligible to file a workers’ compensation claim and a personal injury claim. And if an underinsured driver caused the accident, you may be able to seek additional compensation from your employer’s underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage. When dealing… Read More »

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Understanding Maryland’s Car Insurance Household Exclusions

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Often, families assume that their auto insurance will cover them fully after an accident, especially when the involved parties live in the same house. However, a household exclusion clause in an insurance policy can dramatically limit or deny coverage for claims involving members of the insured’s household. A household exclusion clause can have devastating… Read More »

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Who Is Responsible for a Self-Driving Car Accident?

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Car manufacturers are pushing the boundaries of driving and developing vehicles that operate without human intervention. Just recently, we saw Tesla vehicles driving themselves from the factory to loading docks without human intervention. While such advancements aim to reduce accidents caused by human error, many drivers wonder who may be responsible for a self-driving car… Read More »

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What To Do After Single-Vehicle Accident

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Most auto accidents generally involve two or more vehicles. However, single-vehicle accidents still occur in Maryland and can be just as frightening and lead to severe injuries and property damage. Whether your single-vehicle accident happened after skidding off the road, hitting a stationary object, or losing control of your vehicle, understanding the steps to… Read More »

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Who Is at Fault for a Brake Check Accident in Maryland?

By Hardball Law |

Have you ever been driving on a busy highway only for the driver in front to slam on their brakes suddenly, and you narrowly avoided hitting them? This risky maneuver, called brake checking, often leads to rear-end collisions that can result in severe injuries and damage. Brake-checking behavior also goes hand in hand with… Read More »

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Signs of a Traumatic Brain Injury After a Maryland Car Accident

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Car accidents can cause a variety of injuries, with traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) being among the most serious and permanent. This is true even in Maryland. Unlike other body areas that remain strapped to the seat during a car accident, the head and neck can move freely. When the car’s momentum changes suddenly, the… Read More »

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When Is It Too Late To Hire a Car Accident Attorney?

By Hardball Law |

When a Maryland car accident occurs due to the negligence of another party, the injured party can file a claim and seek compensation for their injuries and damages. While you are not required to hire an attorney to file a Maryland car accident claim, it is best to hire one. Some car accident victims… Read More »

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I am Partially at Fault for My Maryland Car Accident. Can I Recover Compensation?

By Hardball Law |

Navigating the aftermath of a car accident can be challenging, especially when it comes to understanding how fault is determined and how it can affect your claim. In Maryland, the concept of contributory negligence plays a significant role in car accident claims. Understanding how this legal standard works and how it can affect your… Read More »

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