Statistically, highways are safer than regular roads. However, highway collisions tend to cause more devastating injuries and deaths, primarily because of higher speeds. Maryland’s longest state route, Maryland Route 2, is no stranger to this. Injuries and loss of...
Maryland recognizes pure contributory negligence. This means that if you’re found to be partially at fault for the accident in question, then you’ll likely be denied any compensatory recovery. This can make it difficult to win a car accident personal injury case, but...
As the sun rises over Maryland, many are already on the road, commuting to work. It can feel like your usual route to work, but foggy mornings can quickly turn into a hazardous journey. Reduced visibility and slippery roads can be a recipe for accidents. Staying safe...
Roads are a vital part of daily life. However, they also present significant risks, particularly when drivers do not fully focus on the road. Distracted driving is a pervasive road safety issue, with texting while driving being one of the most well-known distractions....
No one injured should go through the recovery process without support, and this certainly includes passengers. Fortunately, in Maryland, passenger injury claims exist. In these claims, you can receive financial support even if you were not the one driving. That...
Driving safely requires constant vigilance, and that includes consistently maintaining a safe distance from the car in front. This is where the 3-second rule comes into play. This rule is a simple technique to measure a safe following distance from the vehicle in...
In the immediate aftermath of a motor vehicle accident, it is common to feel confused and disoriented. The shock of the event may still be affecting you and clouding your ability to think clearly or respond as you normally would. However, you must be extra careful...
Whether traversing crowded city streets or fast-moving highways, commuters around Washington, D.C., often find themselves battling hazards while behind the wheel. This could be as simple as taking a sip of morning coffee or succumbing to a satisfying yawn after a hard...
The liability for a motor vehicular accident is contingent on the concept of fault, especially in a state like Maryland that operates under the rule of contributory negligence. According to the rule, a person cannot recover compensation if they had any degree of fault...