Two major factors in deciding the value of any automobile accident case are liability and damages. Damages, which we’ll discuss in a later post, include things like medical bills, lost wages, pain, suffering and incapacity. Liability is used (often incorrectly) by lawyers to refer to negligence. In some cases, lawyers…
Often when an auto accident involves a business vehicle, there are two specific types of claim that should be alleged against the business–the first is that the business is liable simply by virtue of employing the negligent driver; the second is that the business is liable because it did something…
Maryland automobile injury lawsuits come in three types: One driver was clearly at fault (for example, the average rear-end collision); It’s uncertain which driver was at fault, but the rules are clear (for example, a “lane change” case where one driver, we don’t have any outside evidence, merged into the…