Yes, you can still sue for car accident injuries in Maryland even if you were speeding. The key legal question is not whether you exceeded the limit, it’s whether your speed was a proximate cause of the crash. In this...

Insurance companies delay Maryland injury claims because delay is profitable. Every week your claim sits unresolved puts pressure on you to settle for less and lets the insurer earn interest on money it will likely have to...

An insurance claim and a personal injury lawsuit are two different tools for recovering compensation after a Maryland accident. Most cases start as a claim, but some require a lawsuit to force the insurer to pay what you are...

Filing a lawsuit in Maryland gives you court-enforced tools, like subpoenas and depositions, that an insurance claim alone cannot provide. In most cases, injured victims who file lawsuits recover significantly more than those...

Maryland’s Senate Bill 452 makes liability waivers at commercial recreational facilities unenforceable for injuries caused by ordinary negligence. That means a waiver you signed at a gym, trampoline park, or swimming...