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Your Legal Options After Sustaining a Traumatic Brain Injury
People who are involved in traffic crashes, slip and fall accidents, work-related accidents, or suffer any other form of violent impacts or trauma, can be at risk of suffering traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) due to an impact, jolt, or blow to the head. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), TBI-related emergency...
Read MoreWhat are Your Legal Options after a Rideshare Crash?
Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) have become one of the most popular modes of transportation in many cities across the United States. In Washington DC, they match passengers with rideshare services such as Uber, Lyft, Ola and Didi. Since the rideshare industry is fairly new, it is largely unregulated, but in 2019, movement(s) towards stricter regulations have taken...
Read MoreMaryland Attorney on Best Ideas to Avoid Electric Scooter Accidents
Dockless electric scooters have been popping up in almost every major city across the United States. They were brought to Washington D.C. in 2018, and since then, the numbers have grown to thousands within city limits, according to NPR research and reporting. The most popular vendors in our area are Skip, Bird, Lime and well known ride service,...
Read MoreHow Daylight Saving Can Increase Drowsy Driving
In mid-March, we set our clocks ahead one hour – resulting in losing an hour of sleep for most of us. For many, this may not seem like a big deal, but that hour shift of daylight saving can have a profound impact on the circadian rhythm – the body’s natural clock that programs when...
Read MoreMaryland Attorney Discusses Headlight Quality & Limited Visibility
If you’re like most drivers, you probably spend far less time thinking about the condition of your headlights than your battery or tires. However, headlights play a significant role in safe driving at night, and losing headlight performance can greatly increase the chances for danger on the road. In December, Triple A published the results...
Read MoreMaryland Attorney Discusses Brain Trauma Caused by Car Accidents
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) means damage or destruction of brain tissue after a serious blow to the head. TBI can happen due to an assault, a gunshot, a bad fall, sports injuries and other causes. But the reality is many TBIs are due to injuries sustained in an auto accident due to the head striking something...
Read MoreMaryland Attorney Discusses Transportation Network Company Vehicle Accidents
In recent years, transportation network companies (TNC) have streamlined the way people get from one destination to another. You may have seen them in Maryland, Washington D.C., and Virginia. Companies such as Uber and Lyft have expanded in just about every city across the United States, and may have even replaced the word “Taxi” in...
Read MorePedestrian Laws in Virginia, An Attorney Discusses
It is believed by many that pedestrians have the right way. Although this may hold true as your own personal theory or as a matter of courtesy, it is not true as a matter of law. The truth is that a pedestrian’s rights vary greatly depending on where they are and the exact location of...
Read MoreCauses of Winter Car Accidents: A Rockville Lawyer Discusses
The holidays are usually a happy time of year when people come together to celebrate with friends and family. Unfortunately, the journey to seasonal festivities can quickly become tragic as people fall victim to the many dangers of winter driving. Dangerous holiday driving habits Poor road conditions and drunk driving are well-known driving dangers of...
Read MoreWhat Crash Victims Should Know About Whiplash After A Rear-End Accident
We’ve seen it happen many times: crash victims brushing off minor injuries or experiencing no symptoms right after a rear-end auto accident. A whiplash injury may not seem like much at the start in the first 24 hours after your accident, but then several days go by and the pain and discomfort sets in. The neck and upper back region become painful and stiff, and headaches...
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