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Maryland Halloween Accidents and Legal Options for Injured Victims

As the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) reminds drivers each fall, shorter days and Halloween festivities create an environment where accidents are more likely. The agency reported that in the last full reporting year, there were 2,892 crashes involving pedestrians, leading to 159 deaths. With children walking door to door…

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Pedestrian Fatality on Route 210 Raises Serious Questions About Liability and Road Safety in Maryland

If someone close to you was killed while crossing a Maryland highway, you may be unsure whether you can bring a legal claim. When a pedestrian dies and no charges are filed, it might feel like the door to justice is closed. However, Maryland law allows families to pursue civil…

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Maryland Court Confirms Compensation for Fear Before a Second Impact in Car Accident Cases

If you experienced fear and emotional trauma during a multi-impact crash, you may be entitled to additional damages under Maryland law. A recent opinion from the Maryland Appellate Court in Smith v. Sheehan, decided on August 27, 2025, confirms that “pre-impact fright” can be compensable when supported by evidence. This…

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Fatal Motorcycle Crash in Anne Arundel Raises Serious Questions About Legal Liability

A 43-year-old woman tragically lost her life on July 16, 2025, following a motorcycle collision with a car in southern Anne Arundel County. According to local reports, the crash occurred around 7:40 p.m. on Muddy Creek Road near Bay Fields Road. The motorcycle rider was thrown from her bike during…

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Ocean City Hit and Run During Bike Week Leaves Teen Seriously Injured

Hit and run accidents can leave families devastated, especially when the victim is a young pedestrian. A recent case in Ocean City shows how reckless driving during Maryland’s busy beach season can result in severe consequences. The crash involved a high-speed motorcycle that struck a 16-year-old in a marked crosswalk…

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Construction Site Accidents in Maryland Can Endanger More Than Just Workers

A deadly accident at a church construction site in Prince George’s County has renewed attention on the risks present at active work zones. Although the recent tragedy involved two roofing workers who were electrocuted, construction accidents do not always injure only those performing the job. Passersby, pedestrians, visitors, or even…

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When Expert Testimony Is Challenged in Maryland Medical Malpractice Cases

In the recent case of Jabbi v. Adventist Healthcare, the Maryland Appellate Court addressed critical issues concerning the admissibility of expert testimony in medical malpractice lawsuits. This decision provides valuable insights into how courts evaluate the foundation of expert opinions, particularly when these opinions are based on the expert’s professional…

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Maryland Court Rules on Recent Premises Liability Case

Premises liability cases often involve injuries caused by hazardous conditions on a property, but sometimes, they raise even broader concerns—like whether a property owner should have done more to prevent accidents caused by third parties. A recent Maryland court case explored this issue, focusing on a car crash inside a…

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