Red-light accidents in Maryland raise complex liability questions, especially in T-bone crashes where one driver runs a red light and strikes another vehicle from the side. In most cases, the driver who illegally enters the...

Maryland’s following too closely law, found in Transportation Article §21-310, requires drivers to maintain a “reasonable and prudent” distance behind other vehicles based on speed, traffic, and road...

Determining fault after a pedestrian accident in Maryland depends on whether the driver or pedestrian violated traffic laws and who had the legal right-of-way at the time of the crash. Maryland courts examine specific factors...

You can sue a drunk driver for injuries in Maryland through a civil lawsuit that’s completely separate from any criminal charges they may face. While criminal cases punish the driver with fines or jail time, your civil...

Video evidence in Maryland car accident claims includes dashcam footage, traffic cameras, surveillance systems, police body cameras, and cell phone recordings that capture your crash or its aftermath. These recordings can...