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Settling A Child’s Maryland Automobile Accident Lawsuit

The State of Maryland protects minors. In lawsuits, the State has established rules to help ensure that children (age 18 and under) who receive money, by settlement, have protection against misuse of those funds. First, if the minor is receiving less than $5,000 (not including attorneys’ fees or costs), the…

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Why Don’t Buses Have Seatbelts?

I’ve wondered this question ever since grade school. Back then, we didn’t have to wear seatbelts, but I remember dutifully doing so and chastising my parents when they didn’t (probably something we learned in school). In Maryland, we weren’t required to wear seatbelts until July 1986, and that was only…

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Proving Your Maryland Auto Accident Case

Because of television legal dramas, most people know about the burden of proof. For criminal cases, the burden of proof is usually “beyond a reasonable doubt.” In civil cases, like car accidents, truck accidents and medical malpractice, the standard is “more likely than not.” Lawyers often use the “scales of…

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Recalled Cars: What If A Defective Vehicle Caused Your Auto Accident?

Cadillac announced a recall of their 2010 and 2011 SRX vehicles (yeah, I had to look it up–I drive a Saturn) because of potentially defective transmissions. This recall affects 8,789 cars. The problem is that a transmission shift cable may come out of the transmission bracket. The National Highway Traffic…

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