When a driver approaches an intersection and the traffic light turns yellow, there are two choices the motorist can make. Accelerate and possibly make it through before the light turns red or quickly hit the brakes in order to stop before the intersection. Because of...
Month: January 2020
Dog bite laws in Maryland
A cute cuddly puppy often ignites many positive thoughts and emotions. Whether it is in a movie, social media or in person, an individual is likely to associate a dog as being a trusting, loyal companion because society has come to terms that dog is man’s best friend....
Medical malpractice and filing a wrongful death action
When a loved one requires routine surgery or suddenly needs emergent care, much trust goes into the skills and knowledge of the medical providers treating his or her family member. Thus, when a family member is lost during such a procedure, it can come as a huge...
Increase in fatal drunk driving crashes in D.C. area
It may have been a long week. Or maybe there is something to celebrate. Perhaps, you just want to go out for a drink to simply unwind. No matter the reason for consuming alcohol at a public establishment, the reality is that many have to drive to and from these...
Truck crashes and truck driver burnout
The luxury of on-line shopping means that the items that were purchased last night could arrive at your home the next day. Behind this almost instant gratification is the high demand of commercial truck drivers to get these goods from the warehouse to your doorstep....
6 steps to take after a bike accident
As a cyclist, you do your best to safely navigate the busy streets in the suburbs around the Washington, D.C., area. You always wear a helmet, signal your turn and stay cautious during your ride. Unfortunately, when you share the road with heavier cars and trucks, you...
Wrongful death lawsuits: the differences between states
When you lose a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, you may choose to file a wrongful death lawsuit. Wrongful death suits can let you seek damages from whoever caused the death. But where you sue can determine how you do it. If you live in the Virginia or...