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If you've been in a motor vehicle accident in Maryland you might wonder which kind of head injury doctor to see for your concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI). There are different types of doctors you might see depending on your situation – we'll discuss them in...
A top cause of injury for children under six years old in Maryland is window blind cords. It may seem surprising, but window bling cords have been known as a hazard to young children for decades. Injuries can be mild or can cause death in some cases. How window blinds...
Not all Maryland wrongful death lawsuits are equal when damages are assessed. There are specific rules with respect to what damages may be claimed, and the age or family structure of a victim has a direct impact on those elements. A wrongful death victim in the prime...
Wrongful death is not something many Maryland residents think of, but it happens. It’s important to know how to file a lawsuit when in this situation. What is wrongful death? A wrongful death is the death of a person that is caused by negligence or even a deliberate...
Maryland residents who get into car accidents may be at risk for serious injuries. The spine in particular can be vulnerable. What is a spinal injury? A spinal injury is one that can affect the neck, middle back or lower back. Injuries occur when the victim...
Motor vehicle crashes can be traumatic for those involved, particularly when they involve severe injuries or even fatalities. Amid these tragic incidents, different and sometimes contradictory recollections emerge. The differing stories may be due to the cataclysmic...
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reports that 1,700 people are killed each year due to rear-end collisions. Maryland has some of the busiest roadways in the nation and a significant number of rear-end accidents resulting in personal injury and death....
Pedestrian safety has become more critical as distracted drivers and larger cars contribute to an increase in the pedestrian fatality rate. Whether crossing Georgia Avenue or University Boulevard in Silver Springs, pedestrians must exercise caution to avoid being hit...
Walking around the "big city" could bring a sense of wonder. Metropolitan areas in Maryland, along with the state's suburban and rural locations, make sightseeing an adventure. People need to remain alert to any traffic in their vicinity since pedestrian accidents...
Maryland bicyclists find themselves sharing the road with motor vehicles of all types in our urban, suburban, and even many rural areas. As a consequence, Maryland lawmakers routinely find themselves reconsidering what steps might be taken to make our state’s roadways...