TOP TEN FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COMPREHENSIVE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Comprehensive coverage is not required by Maryland law. Comprehensive Insurance is optional auto insurance coverage that protects your car against damage not resulting from a collision, as well as from theft. Comprehensive does not cover any damage as a result of a collision. Comprehensive […]
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How To Avoid Losing Your Medicare, Medicaid, SSI or SSDI When You Settle Your Car, Truck or Motorcycle Claim
When someone suffers a serious or catastrophic personal physical injury causing permanent disability, they must get the proper counseling regarding the form of the settlement so as to protect their current assets, preserve public benefits and safeguard the physical injury recovery. Personal injury practitioners who represent disabled clients should be aware of their obligations to […]
TWELVE REASONS WHY YOU NEED GAP INSURANCE IN CASE OF A MARYLAND CAR ACCIDENT
TWELVE REASONS WHY YOU NEED GAP INSURANCE IN CASE OF A MARYLAND CAR ACCIDENT When you purchase a vehicle from a car dealership, the sales pitch often includes gap insurance. The reason is that your car loses value the moment you drive it off the lot. In fact, the minute you sign the paperwork, your […]
ROADMAP FOR A MARYLAND AUTO, MOTORCYCLE OR TRUCK ACCIDENT CASE
DAY I Interview of client Make client appointment with treating doctor close to where they live WEEK ONE Report accident to both insurance companies Letter of representation to both insurance companies Attempt to get Insurance company to accept responsibility Make arrangements thru either insurance company to fix clients car Obtain rental car for client If […]
What Is My Car Accident or Personal Injury Case Worth?
How does a lawyer know what is my car accident or personal injury case worth? Does the lawyer just pick a number out of the air? Does the lawyer make it up? Can I just multiply the medical times three? What is the magic secret? I have been evaluating, settling, and trying auto accident and […]
What is An Uninsured or UnderInsured Motorist Claim Under Maryland Car Accident Law?
What is an Uninsured or Underinsured motorist claim under Maryland car accident law? When you are involved in an accident that is the fault of another driver who either has no insurance (Uninsured)or not enough insurance(underinsured) or has statutory immunity, you may be able to file a claim with your insurance company. If you are […]
Are Car Accident Settlements Marital Property Under Maryland Divorce Laws?
Are car accident settlements marital property under Maryland Divorce laws? The purpose of this article is to determine whether a personal injury settlement is considered Marital property under the Maryland Marital Property act and therefore subject to division between spouses if they are divorced. The Maryland appellate courts have interpreted the Maryland Marital Property act […]
Top Mistakes When Hiring a Maryland Car Accident Lawyer
Top Mistakes When Hiring a Maryland Car Accident Lawyer Hiring the lawyer, you see advertising on television. Clients assume that lawyers who advertise on television must be great because they are well known and are almost like celebrities. However, this is a false impression. Lawyers advertise on television because they can- not obtain enough clients […]
Top Mistakes Made in your Maryland Car Accident Case
Top mistakes made in your Maryland car accident case Failure to call the police immediately Failure to locate witnesses Failure to obtain the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all of the witnesses Failure to obtain all of the relevant information at the scene. Do not rely on the police officer to do so Failure […]
CAN I RE-OPEN MY CAR ACCIDENT CASE AFTER I HAVE SIGNED A RELEASE?
YOU SHOULD NEVER SIGN A RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS IN A CAR ACCIDENT CASE UNTIL YOU HAVE DISCUSSED YOUR CASE WITH AN ATTORNEY. Normally, if you obtain an attorney and after consultation with the attorney, you sign a release of claims, then you are going to be bound by the release and unable to re-open […]
