Subrogation is an equitable doctrine in Maryland and nationwide to prevent unjust enrichment by ensuring reimbursement and relief against...

The collateral source rule in Maryland dates back to case law from 1899. Effectively, it allows a plaintiff to "double dip" or recover...

Relevant sections of Maryland Law make the owner of a dog is liable for any injury, death, or loss to person or property that is caused...

Drivers in Maryland have a 1 in 107 chance of colliding with an animal on the road. In consideration of the fact that deer will mate from...

When a victim is involved in an auto accident, sometimes the victim is quick to exchange information without waiting for the police to...

Over the years, we have helped hundreds of car accident victims settle their car accident injury claims. More often than not, car...

Unfortunately, accidents are sometimes caused by uninsured drivers regardless of laws requiring every driver to obtain auto insurance...

Many victims incorrectly feel that they must conceal pre-existing conditions; however, under Maryland law, these parties are still...

More often than not, insurance companies may question a victim's assertion of back pains, neck pains, headaches, or otherwise soft tissue...

After a client is involved in an auto accident and their car has been declared a ‘total loss’ (generally means the damage exceeds 75...