Maryland Contingency Fee–What Is It? The majority (if not all) Maryland injury lawyers take personal injury cases on “contingency.” Have you seen all those ads that say “NO FEE UNLESS WE RECOVER?” Simply put, the lawyer doesn’t get paid unless you do. This model makes a lot of sense because it motivates the attorney to Read More
Maryland PIP Insurance, Part 2
As many of you might already know, PIP (short for personal injury protection) is no fault is car insurance covering medical bills, lost wages and other expenses incurred in a Maryland auto collision. Regardless of fault or cause of collision, Maryland PIP allows claims for the insured vehicle’s owner, passengers, family members dwelling with the Read More
What You Should Know About Maryland Auto Insurance
As a Maryland accident attorney, clients often ask me about auto insurance coverage, especially if they’ve been involved in an accident and were injured. Having the right coverage is essential. Here’s a quick guide to help you find the right coverage for you. Minimum Coverage Requirements In Maryland, you must have personal injury coverage of Read More
Closing the “Gap” With Gap Insurance
As a Maryland personal injury attorney and accident lawyer, I see countless people struggle when their car is totaled because of an accident. The solution: Gap Insurance. Here is a quick guide to help you purchase Maryland Gap Insurance. A car depreciates soon after you inhale that new car smell. As soon as you drive Read More
I Have Been Arrested For a Maryland DUI, But I Am Under 21. Will I Go To Jail?
If you have been arrested for a Maryland DUI or DWI, and you are under the age of 21, jail time is not inevitable. The facts of the case, the judge, the prosecutor, your record, and the jurisdiction and county the case will be heard in, all play a role in determining your sentence (if Read More
FAQ: I Failed The Breath Test, How Can A Lawyer Help?
If you’ve recently been charged in Maryland and are facing a DUI/DWI charge, don’t give up (even if there was high breath result!). In Maryland, just because you “failed” the breath test or blew a very high result, does not mean that all is lost. Having a Maryland drunk driving or dui attorney properly analyze Read More
How To Handle Your Own MVA Hearing
It is my NO BS belief that you should hire an experienced traffic lawyer if you’re going before the Maryland MVA for a hearing. There are many reasons why this is preferred, but that is not the subject of this posting. If you plan to represent yourself, here are four tips that will help you Read More
Will Out Of State Tickets Raise My Insurance Premiums?
Maryland is a member of the “DLC” or driver license compact. What does that mean for you? Basically, it requires other states to report tickets that you have received in their state. For example, if you are travelling in California and received a speeding ticket (and were convicted), California would tell the Maryland MVA about Read More
Why a Negligent Driving Charge Isn’t As Bad As It Sounds
If you’ve been charged with negligent driving in Maryland, don’t panic. Its a very common charge and isn’t as bad as it sounds. According to the Maryland traffic code, “A person is guilty of negligent driving if he drives a motor vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner that endangers any property or the life Read More
6 Reasons Why You Can’t Expunge Your Maryland Record
Expungement of your Maryland criminal record is a great thing, but only if you are eligible. Here are 6 reasons that will not make you eligible for a Maryland expungement. 1. A guilty finding was entered (except for certain nuisance crimes). 2. If you received a probation before judgment, a nolle prosequi, a stet, a Read More
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